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IMM.OYMINT BANK AWARD
TO JfcJ—Ernest MJrial, left,
general president of Alpha Phi
Alpha, the nation's oldest and
largest black college fraternity,
presents "The Equitable Em
ployment Award" to Edwin
West, director of manufactur
ing (or Johnson & Johnson in
Chlctgo. The award, given at
the Alpha Phi Alpha annual
cony entlon -in Philadelphia,
recognises —Johnson & John-
Albany Student
Enrollment to
Exceed 2,000
ALBANY, Ga. - When Al
bany (Ga.) State College open*
its door* on September 23
for its sixty-seventh year of
operation, a record enrollment
total of 2,000 students is ex
pected to be present for the
'7O fall term.
Mrs. Helen M. Mayes, direc
tor of admissions and records
at Albany State, said that the
total is expected to also in
clude nearly 800 male stu
dents, also a record qumber in
the College's 67 years.
The Southwest Georgia in
stitution's enrollment has re
flected steady growth since
1960 when the College's en
rollment was 842, a student
population increase of
1,198 since that time.
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The fool hall game with a heart"
SICKLE CELL RESEARCH BENEFIT
A & T
vs
S. C. STATE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 19th
8 P. M.
Groves Stadium Winston-Salem, N. C.
Special Attraction: Pre-Game of Star of Stars
Show Featuring Mahalia Jackson, Local Rock
Groups, Other National Talent.
Admission for Show and Dance $6.00
Tickets on sale at A&T Union and throughout
Triad Area.
Hi-pl. II—AAT veraiM Houthrrn University
1 anker Stadium. TlrVeti on Ml* at A*T Memorial I'nloa.
> aon'a leadership and financial
, support in establishing the
i fraternity's Employment Bank
t serving black college graduates
throughout the United States.
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COMMISSIONED IN SUMMI*
CERKMONY AT AST Ray
Lee Johnson of Reidsville, re
ceives congratulations from his
mother, Mrs. Moses E. John
Johnson & Johnson developed
and operates a system to dis
tribute job resumes received
from black graduates to busi
ness and industry.
son after the A&T State Uni
versity graduate was commis
sioned in the Air Force ROTC
program this week.
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Bottled under the authority ot The Coca-Cola Company by the people in your town who bring you Coca-Co ia.
DURHAM COCA-COIA BOTTLING CO,
AKA Pledges Deeper Concern
for Services fo Minorities, Poor
By BASILEUS ELVA P.
DEJARMON
The Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, the first sorority,
founded by Black women for
Black women, who were ex
cluded from white membership
ii now accepting white mem
bers.
There are over 40,000
members in the 48 States,
three countries in . Africa,
Nassau, Bahamas and includes
the predominantly white
chapter at Stetson University
in Florida.
The theme of the recent
Boule' in Kansas City, Missouri
centered on Alpha Kappa
Alpha's greater involvement as
its continuing responsibility.
Mrs. Mattelia Grays, newly
elected President from Hous
ton, Texas, stated that "pro
grams already under way
would be stepped up and new
opportunities for service will
be sought.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori
ty operates a Job Corp Center
for Women in Cleveland, Ohio
under a contract with the U. S.
Labor Department Three (3)
booklets on the contributions
of contemporary women to
Black Heritage have been pub
lished and several more are
scheduled. A program of
Scholarship Grants for foreign
and domestic travel for out
standing high school graduates,
as well as maintaining a leader
riiip training project and an in-
To advise you on home decorating
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formation services on Career
Opportunities and Federal pro
grams of interest to members
and other groups are carried
on by Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority.
Dr. Rose Butler Browne,
out-going National Parliamen
tarian and author of the Book,
"Love My Children", was
tendered an autograph party
and press conference by the
Kansas City Times during the
Boule'. It was pointed out by
Dr. Brown that Blacks need to
become better educated and
more articulate. They must
also have something that gives
them hope; for it is hopeless
ness that makes people thrash
out in all directions.' Other
members from Durham Chap
ters (Alpha Zeta Omega and
Alpha Chi of North Carolina
Central University, included
myself, Basileus and Mid-At
lantic Representative to the
National Nominating com
mittee, Jocelyn Stevens, Un
dergraduate Adviser, Alumna
Member, Grace Massey and
Mary Brown, Grammateus
from Alpha Chi Chapter.
The first medical school in
America was established ip
Philadelphia in 1765.
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MMA GETS GRANT —(Atlanta,
Ga.)—Harold Hamilton (left)
of Coca-Cola USA presents his
Company's check for $1,500.00
to National Medical Association
past president Julius W. Hill,
M.D., of Los Angeles, Califor
nia.'The pre-medical scholar
ship is one of ten such awards
mad« annually by Coca-Cola
USA. The program is adminis
tered by the National Scholar
ship Service and Fund for Ne
gro Students. Applfctaions for
next year's scholarships are
being taken by NMA members
through October 18.
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