FOUNDERS DAY COMMITTEE. OFFICERS
Members of the Charlotte Alumni Chapter of
Kappa Alpha Psi College Fraternity are
shown, first row, left to right, Lloyd H. Davis,
Clyde A. Liggin, William Malone, Herman L.
Counts, Harry Hoover. Harold Reeves and
James Melvin. Second row, Raymond Rori,
Marvin Rori, Bernard Brown, Robert Reeves,
Joseph Majors and Frank Gadsden. Third
row, Lawrence Pettis, Ronald Swann,
Tommy Tucker, James E. Frederick and
Titus Ledbetter.
act. founts i eus Kappas
Man Can Full Himself Up By
His Own Bootstraps Today”
bach individual is his own
handicap," said the Rev.
Herman L. Counts in a recent
sermon- commemorating
Founders’ Day for the Kappa
Alpha Psi National Frater
nity. "Man can pull himself up
by his own bootstraps today
just as he did yesterday."
This sentence is an excerpt
from an address entitled,
“From Dreams to Reality,”,
delivered earlier this year at
Memorial United Presbyter
ian Church. The Rev. Counts,
_ professor of Religion and
Miss Kirkpatrick
Hosts Friendly Aid
Club Meeting
Members of the Friendly
Aid Club met Saturday,
February 21, at the home of
Mrs. Ethel Kirkpatrick, 4611
Ashmont Place.
Light refreshments were
served following the meeting
of the 18 year old club which
originated in the University
Park neighborhood.
Members present at the
meeting were Mrs. Jennie
Gaines, devotional chairper
son; Mrs. Alice Roseboro, vice
president; Mrs. Alpha Craw
ford, secretary; Mrs. Emma
Scott, corresponding secre
tary; Mrs. Rosetta Archie,
social committee chairperson.
The club plans its next meet
ing for Saturday, March 20.
smith students To
Present 1976 Disco
Extravaganza
The student National Edu
cation Association of Johnson
C. Smith University will pre
sent a 1976 Talent Disco Ex
travaganza.
Any individual or group
may be eligible to participate.
Cash prizes of $100, $50 and
$25 will be given away. For
additional information or aud
ition, call 372-2370, Ext. 205
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Smith University used this
sermon to challenge an over
flow audience to maintain
standards of excellence in
living spiritually, morally and
intellectually.
The sermon was delivered
in a program sponsored by the
Charlotte Alumni Chapter of
the fraternity. Founders’ Day
committee members were
Ray Booton, Lloyd H. Davis,
Dr. Robert H. Green, Robert
Reeves, Raymond Rorie, Ber
nard L. Brown, Dr. Charles H.
James, Joseph Majors,
William Malone, Marvin
Rorie and Ronald Swann.
Other members were Milton
Smith, Donald Pearce, Harold
Reeves, Titus Ledbetter,
William M. Blakeney and
Clyde A. Liggin.
Liggin, chairman of the
committee, praised the
support the wives and sweet
t
hearts of his fraternity bro
thers for their 100 per cent
support of the program.
“The inspiration and en- '
couragement the wives and
sweethearts gave us was a
potent factor in the over
whelming success of our
Founders Day program,” he
said.
Founders of the fraternity
honored in the program were
Dr. Elder Diggs, Dr. Guy L.
Grant, Dr. Byron K. Arm
strong, Dr. Ezar D. Alexan
der, Edward G. Irvin and
Henry T. Asher.
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