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TERESA
CREAGH
We’d like to ' start with a happy
thought this week. THERE WILL
BE NO SCHOOL ON TUESDAY,
OCT. 29. Our teachers will be at
tending an NCEA meeting. There
fore they will be getting a rest
from us, and we will be getting a
rest from then&MMj
The Kappa, Gammas traveled
Thursday night to Greenville to seje
the production “Anthony and Cleo'
patra” at East Carolina College. The
play was presented by the college
players and was viewed in ordei
that new ideas and techniques
might be obtained for the benefit
of our group. Kappa Gammas who
attended this performance were':
Betty Jean Sumrell, Brenda Smith,
Brenda Parker, Jackie Potter, Har
ry Mallard, Lib .McDaniel, Danny
Koonce, Glen HttSSSif, Billy Har
rison, Joyce Dillahunt, and Teresa
Creagh. Sponsors attending i were
Mr. John H. Pollock and Miss Amy
Charlotte White.
OPEN JLETTER TO A CER
TAIN SOPHOMORE — Please
don’t do it!!!
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Last Friday night Brenda Hill
gave a slumber for ^Mary
Dixon’s fifteenth (fii}e%).
Those who stayed overnight were
Donna Parker, JK^y Dixon, Brenda
Hill (of course® Jean Sum
rell, Kathy RopCT," and Teresa
Creagh. Those who dropped in dur
ing the evening were Rodney Col
'
tins, Freddie Costello, David Cox,
Barry Henderson, Charles Parker,
Jack Parser, and Jimmy Pollock.
Everyone had a good time including
the football game on the front lawn.
NOTE TO A CERTAIN EIGHTH
GRADER — Please don’t be so up
set!
Wonder.
What Doug Mattocks was doing
on the Activity Bus last Friday
night ?
Why Jane Buck is interested in
Swansboro ?
Whose ring Lib McDaniel is
wearing ?
Why Ann Mallard was supposed
to be a "witness” for Dianne Jar
man and Ben Greene?
Who visited Mary Dixon and
Kathy Roper Sunday ? Could it
have been Greg Hood and Danny
Terry ?
If Polly McDaniel has been chased
lately ?
When Donna Parker and Kathy
Roper will learn to say “woman” ?
FISH FRY SUNDAY
The Fellowship Class of the Tren
ton- Methodist Church wfll haye A
fish fry , at the home of Mr. ind
Mrs. Thomas Johnson Sunday af
ternoon, October 27, at 6 p. in. All
members and their families are in
vited. Everyone is asked to bring
as much slaw and hush puppies as
their family can eat.
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The Senate recently voted upon
amendments which 1 offered to pro
visions in the Higher Education
Bill which provide authority for the
Federal Commissioner of Education
to make grants and loans to col
leges and universities owned or con
trolled or operated by religious de
nominations.
The bill authorizes the appropria
tion of $900 million for grants and
an additional $600 million for loans
to public, private, and church-owned
or church-controlled or operated
colleges or universities for academic';
facilities.
In separate votes the Senate voted
to accept my amendment to provide:
for a court test of the constitution
ality of Federal grants and loans to
colleges and universities conducted
by religious denominations, and it
rejected my amendment to declare
such colleges and universities in
eligible for such loans and grants
under the bill.
I am personally convinced that
grants and loans of this nature vio
late the First Amendment. Four
times in the past seventeen years,
namely, in the EvCrson Case, the
McCollum Case, the McGowan
of the
States has expressly de
clared that the First Amendment
means at least these things:
1. That neither a State nor the
Federal Government "can pass laws
which aid one religion, aid all re
ligions, or prefer one religion over
another.”
2. That “no tax in any amount,
large or small, can be levied to sup
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adopt to teach or practice tehgion.”
3. That neither a State nor the
Federal Government "can openly or
secretly participate in the affairs of
any religions organizations or group*
and vice versa.”
It is obvious that the Federal
Govermnent would be aiding re
ligious educational institutions and
using tax money for their support
and participating in their affairs if
jt makes grants or loans to them
under the provisions of Hit 6143.
The issue involved is of the ut
most importance, because I think
millions of Americans share my
conviction that the making of such
grants and loans of tax-raised
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