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-THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1967
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COLLEGE ACCEPTS GIFT
FROM HUMBLE OIL A spe
cial-purpose gift to furnish and
equip expanded placement
facilities at the Texas Southern
University in Houston, Tex. is
accepted by Dr. J. A. Pierce,
center, TSU president. Robert
E. Joyce represented Humble
Oil and Refining Co., the don
or, and presented Humble's
check for $3,135 to the school.
Mr. Joyce is recruitment co
ordinator at the Houston head
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quarters of the oil company,
largest U.S. refiner and mar
keter of petroleum products.
Also representing Humble was
Harold Odom, right, a 1965
graduate of Texas Southern,
now a systems analyst in the
Controller's Department at the
Humble Oil headquarters. Mr.
Odom, who majored in ac
28 ROOKIE HIGHWAY PATROLMEN
GRADUATED IN CHAP. HILL SCHOOL
CHAPEL HlLL—Twenty-eight
rookie Highway Patrolmen
were graduated March 15, from
the organization's basic train
ing school at the Institute of
Government here. The new
Troopers completed an inten
sive 16-week training course on
Tuesday.
The graduation ceremonies
included talks by State motor
Vehicles Commissioner A. Pil
ston Godwin, Jr., and Colonel
Charles Speed, the Patrol
commander.
Technical Sergeant G. A.
Everington of Asheville served
counting while earning a busi
ness-administration degree, is
one of the professional employ
ees in Humble's TSU recruit
ment team. The oil company
also plans to make additional
office furniture and equipment
available to the university
when its placement personnel
move into their larger quarters.
as commandant of the training
class, assisted by Corporal H.
B. McKee of Albemarle and
Trooper D. J. Bryson of Ashe
ville.
Each of the graduates will
be assigned to work with a
veteran Trooper for a period
of six weeks, during which
time their performance will be
observed and evaluated. After
successful completion of the
probation period, the new men
are assigned their own ears
and duties.
Learn from your mistakes,
but don't cry over them. We
best redeem the past by for
getting it.
—Elbert Hubbard
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FORTS INJURED WOMAN— by two unidentified jets. The
(Lan Vei, South Vietnam)—A assault left an estimated 100
U. S. Marine medic comforts villagers dead and more than
an injured Vietnamese woman 200 wounded,
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SOBER CHRISTIANS
"Let us, who are of the day, be
sober. , (I Thes. 5:8).
Many people entertain the erron
eous idea that truly spiritual Chris
tians must always lie solemn and
long-faced. In fact, they suppose
that such Scripture passages as the
above leach this.
Nothing cmjM be farther from
the truth, for the word "sober,"
in our English New Testament does
not mean solemn, but completely
under control. This is also true of
the original Greek word from which
the English word "sober" is trans
lated.
Sobriety in Scripture, as in mod
ern English, is the opposite of drunk
enness. This is brought out in the
rest of the passage cited above.
Along with its context, this passage
reads as follows:
" For they that sleep sleep in the
night; and they that be drunken
be drunken in the night.
Dr. P. Robinson
Named Pres.
Sf. Augustine's
The Rt. Rev. Thomas A.
Fraser, Bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina, and chair
man of the Board of trus
tees of Saint Augustine's
College has announced the
appointment of Dr. Prezefl
R. Robinson, President of
the College, effective im
mediately. t
Since last May, Dr. Ro
binson has been acting
president of the college.
He succeeds Dr. James A.
Boyer who resigned last
year to return to the Eng
lish teaching faculty of
the school. During the
1966-67 school year Dr.
Boyer has been attending
graduate school. He served
as president of St. Augus
tine's beginning in 1955.
Dr. Robinson has been at
St. Augustine's since 1956
when he was named dean
of instruction and profes
sor of sociology. He was
voted one of three out
standing teachers at the
college in 1962 and re
ceived the Faculty Award
in 196 . The new president
is a 1946 graduate of St.
Augustine's and earned
master's and doctqr's de
grees at Cornell Univer
sity. During Dr. Boyer's
administration the college
changed its focus from a
teacher training school to
a liberal arts college.
The trustees in their
regular meeting approved
the largest budgef in the
history of the school, and
approved plans authorizing
the Executive Committee
of the Board to make im
mediate plans for a Stu
dent Center and a Class
room Building.
Dr. Robinson is married
to the former Lula Harris
of Georgia, and is the
father of a three months
old daughter.
"•But let us, who arc of the day,
be sober putting on the breastplate
of faith and love, and for an hel
met the hope of salvation.
"For God hath not appointed
us to wrath, but to obtain salvation
by our Lord Jesus Christ;
"Who died for us that., we
should live together with Mini" (I
Thes. 5:7-10).
Thus those who are "of the day,''
and know Christ as their Savior,
should not "sleep" on the one hand,
or "be drunken" on the other, hut
should IK- awake and alert, their
faculties completely under control,
so that they might witness the more
effectively to the saving grace of
Christ.
If ever there was a time when
true Christians should "watch ami
lie sober," it is now.
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