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Childrea'i World , . . Third Floor
IN ANNUAL EASTER CANTA
TA—The Cathedral Choir of St.
Mark AMEZ Church presented
its annual Easter Cantata Sun
day, March 20, 7:30 p.m., un
der the direction of Ernest
Massenburg. Excerpts from the
"Messiah", "The Crucifixion,"
and "The Seven Last Words of
Christ" were presented. Solo
ists for the occasion were Mrs.
Mildred Lester, Soprano; Mrs.
Barbara Daniels, Soprano; Ma
jor Geer, Tenor; and Joseph
Settle, Tenor; Mrs. 4&P&h Bar
den, Organist and Mrs. Carrie
Giant, Pianist.
Alphas to Hold
Regional Meet
In Charlotte
CHARLOTTE Alpha P h i
Alpha Fraternitx convenes in
the Queen City .of Charlotte
for its Southern Regional -Con
version, March 23-25. The con
vention. will ha\e as its head
fnatters, the new Convention
Mall at The White Hogse Inn
vith three»huntlred delegates
expected.
Tneme ior the three-d a y
meet will be "The Pursuit of
Excellence in Preparation for
Today's Opportunities", with
emphasis on the role nf Alpha
Phr Alpha in this oursuit. An
address. "The Pursuit of Ex
cellence'' will be made on Sat
urday by Dr Charles Cheek,
President of Shaw University.
The keynote address, sched
uled for Thursday. March 23,
will be made by Dr. Joseph
Patterson. Prof'"s.-or of English'
at Winston-Salem State College.
Included in the first general
session with C 1.. Blake, re
tired local school principal pre
siding. will be such notables as
the members of the Pan Hel
lenic Council; A W. Clement,
111. State Director: Dr Rufus
Perry. President of Johnson C.
Smith U : Dewey Branch, South
ern Vice-President; and the
Mayor ot Charlotte, the Honor
able. Stan Brookshire
On Friday, the Pan Hellenic
Council will entetrain at ,a
Soiree on the balcony of the
ballroom Omega Psi Phi Fra
ternity has invited visiting
delegates to its dance' sched
uled at Park Center for 9 P.M.
Ample time has been set aside
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during the day for tours of
the city.
Saturday, the concluding
day of the convention, opens
■with a panel at 9:00 A.M.
"Horizons of Opportunity," Dr.
Emery Rann, local physician,
presiding. Discussions on In
dustry and Business, Medicine
and Law, Services, Education
and Keligion will take place.
Highlighting the convention
will be a banquet featuring an
address hy Dr. George W. Hun
ter, Dean of the School of Arts
and Sciences at South Caro
lina State College. Culminating
the three-day affair will be
The Alpha Dance at 9 P. M.,
•featuring the fabulous music
of Johnny Holloway and The
Hi Tones in Convention, Hall.
Dr. Lionel Newsome, associ
ated with Ford Foundation, and
General President of Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity. Incorpo
rated, will conduct the State
Meetings.
Two Honored
At Sr. Citizens
March Party
The March Birthday Party
of the Senior Citizens at St.
Titus' honored Mrs. Wilma Mi
lum and Mrs. .Janie Moore.
Each sat at one end of the
table with a cake in front of
her burning a single large can
dle to signify one added year.:
After "Happy Birthday to You"
and "How Old Are You?" came
the answer "as old as she
feels." That really seemed
youthful at the moment.
The lace-covered table had a
centerpiece of red camellias
flanked by red candles. Other
candles glowed festively.
Among the candles and the
flowers were served an abun
dance of delicious ham biscuits,
a prettily molded jellied fruit
salad on lettuce, ice cream,
cake, coffee, and brightly col
ored candy Easter eggs. The
cakes and the ham biscuits
had been furnished by the two
honorees. One cake was baked
by Mrs. Addie Williams; the
other, with the ham biscuits,
by Mrs. Milum. The salad was a
contribution by Mrs. Mary
Newby.
The gift table, also decorat
ed with camellias was piled
with birthday remembrances.
Mrs. Addie Williams read, most
appropriately, a poem "Not
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GETS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD
at Fire Station No. 4, the Ea
gle Scout Award is being pre
sented to Andrew D. Malloy.
Mrs. Lida Malloy, mother of
Andrew is shown pinning the
Eagle Badge on her son. The
Eagle Badge, is the highest
award a boy can receive. Those
in the picture from left to
right are Robert Medlyn, Post
296 advisor; Miss Dianne John
son, Mrs. Flora Dickerson,
grandmother of Andrew, Mrs.
Lida Malloy, Andrew Malloy,
Henry W. Gillis, Cheyenne Leaf
District Scout Executive, Cap
tain Nathaniel tain Nathaniel
tain Nathaniel Thompson, chair
man of the Explorer Post Com
Growing Old"; and Mrs. Alice
Brame read an inspiring and
challenging one, "Will Power."
On a birthday card for each
honoree inscribed by all pres
ent were the names of Mes
dames Hallie Baines, Alice
Brame, Bessie Doby, Flonnie
Goodloe, Julia Harris, Mary
Lowe, Wilma Milum , Janie
Moore, Mary Newby, Sadie
Postles, Willie Mae Richmond,
Alice Tilley, Lillie Thompson,
Zora Walker, Julia Wheeler
and Addie Williams.
NO DRIVE
When Francois Truffaut, di
rector of "Fahrenheit 451,"
summoned 25 extras to bring
cars for a traffic sequence in
the film, he discovered that 11
had expired driver's licenses.
mittee at the First Station.
Malloy joined Cub Pack 149
at Mt. Zion Bajtist Church at 8
years old. He remained in the
pack for 3 years, then three
years in the Boy Scout froop.
At the age of 14 he joined the
Explorer Post 149 for one year.
At the age of 15, Andrew
helped to organize the Spe
cialty Post at Fire Station No.
4 and became a member of
this post No. 296 until the
present time.
In September 1966, after one
year at North Carolina College,
Andrew joined the U. S. Army.
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He took his basic training at
Fort Bragg and had his ad
vance individual training at
Fort Lewis, Washington from
December 9 to March 12.
Eagle Scout Malloy is now
on his way to Fort Benning,
Georgia, for Officer Candidate
School, training for MP officer.
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