Odell Robinson
To Head Local
Fraternity
Odell W. Robinson was e
lected Basileus of Pi Phi Chap
ter Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Inc. at the chapter meeting
last Sunday.
Mr. Robinson, a Charlotte
native will serve as Basileus
for the year 1977. Other Offi
cers include first Vice Basi
leus, Oliver N. Freeman; se
cond Vice Basileus Rudolph
Torrence; Keeper of Records
and Seals, Tennyson L. John
son Jr; Assistant KRS, James
F. Richardson; Keeper of Fi
nance, Ernest Cherry; Editor
Rufus D. Spears; Chaplin!
Nigel Ayton, and Keeper of
Peace George Friday
Masons To
^elefarate
Friday Night
The Unique Lodge No. 85, of
the Prince Hall Masons, and
the Golden Hue Chapter No.
15, Order of Eastern Stars,
will celebrate the Unique Lod
ge No. 15’s 76th Anniversary
on Friday night, November 19,
at 7:30 at the Greenville Cen
ter, off of Oaklawn Ave.
The celebration, which will
include an Eastern Star Pa
geant, will feature Rowe Mot
ley, Charlotte County Com
missioner, as guest speaker,
Michael Washington as guest
soloist, and Karen Washingtor
as his accompanist.
The sisters of the Golden
Hue Chapter will model
gowns, with sponsoring bro
thers of the Unique Lodge also
- modeling.
District deputies, former
Masters, and other officers of
the Unique Lodge and of the
Golden Hue Chapter will be
present at the celebration,
according to Robert B. Wash
ington, Program Committee
Chairman.
Worshipful Master of the
Unique Lodge is Andrew C.
I Edwards; Robert B. Washing
J ton, Junior Warden of the
Unique Lodge; and Ms. Roset
ta White is Worthy Matron of
the Golden Hue Chapter No. 15
J3rder_of the Eastern Stars.
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pictured above at the October l*7t meeting ta
Atlanta are the Members of the Board of
Overseers for the Morehouse College Medical
Education Program. The program, planned
to become the third predominantly Hin»t
medical school in the country, will admit its
first students in September of 1977.
Ur. Larlton B. Goodlett
Named To Morehouse Board
—...... viwuicu, m.i-J.,
President of the National
Newspaper Publishers Asso
ciation and Publisher of the
San Francisco Sun Reporter
has been elected as a member
of the Morehouse College Me
dical Education Program
Board of Overseers.
Dr. Goodlett, a nationally
Dr. Lewis Heads
Scottish Rite
Freemasonry
Dr. John G. Lewis Jr., Baton
Rouge, La., was re-elected
sovereign grand commander
of the United Supreme Coun
cil, 33rd degree. Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry, Prince Hall Af
filiation, at the closing session
of the 30th Triennium Tues
day, Nov. 2, at the Shoreham
Americana Hotel in Washing
ton, D.C.
The United Supreme Coun
cil had been in its 90th annual
session since Saturday.
Frank G. Allen, Los Ange
les, Calif., was elected grand
chancellor, to fill the vacancy
created by the death Monday
of Emmett L. Draper of San
Francisco, Calif., and Dr. X.L.
Neal, Atlanta, Ga., was elect
ed grand minister of state. He
succeeds Bishop H.Z. Plum
mer, Portsmouth, Va., who
retired from office due to
illness.
ici_ugmieu expert on the pro
blems of health care delivery
for the nation’s poor and mi
nority citizens, attended a
recent meeting of the Board of
the campus of the Atlanta
institution. The Board of Over
seers is an advisory body to
the Morehouse College Board
of Trustees and to the Dean of
the Program, Louis W. Sul
lian, M.D. The Board of Over
seers Chairman is Dr. Edgar
E. Smith, Provost of the Uni
versity of Massachusetts Me
dical School.
The Board of Overseers has
a total membership of 31;
members represent health
providers, foundation and cor
poration presidents, medical
school administrators and ed
ucators, and community ser
vice organization leaders. A
national body, the Board con
venes twice yearly to receive
reports on the progress of the
school’s development and to
lend expertise and assistance
in areas such as curriculum
development, facilities plan
ning, fund raising, recruit
ment, etc.
The Medical Education Pro
gram will begin in 1977-78 as a
two-year school of the basic
medical sciences. After the
first two years of medical
school, students will transfer
into guaranteed places at de
gree-granting institutions.
These guarantees are being
developed at Meharry Medi
cal College, Howard Univer
sity College of Medicine, and
Emory University School of
Medicine.
In addition to receiving in
struction in the basic medical
sciences, students will receive
training in areas conducive to’
encouraging them to become
more sensitive to the needs
of their patients and to prac
tice in underserved areas.
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tradition of Brotherhood, Peace, Unity, and Love.
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