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the Times! L dT - VOL. 1> yo. 3 jf Negro To Face Murder Charge In Knife Death Woman Is Fatally Slashed; Man Is ' f.: Held In Jail , * 6^ 4f>, alias, Joseph J Clever, NegroT*f?V 1010 Wen McCulloch street, was being A hold In tV? t city Jail Inst night without bond on a charge of uuirder in connection with tbo fatal stabbing shortly after midnight Suturduy of Ella Cooks, 30. of 1103 West McCulloch ilwt,! Police said Joseph wn? arrested at Pomona yards nlxuit 4 u. m. Sunday liy L. 11. O'Qulnn, Southern railway detective, after an alarm had been sounded that tlie Negro was wanted In connection with the woman's death. xunen io ponce neaaquariers joseph allegedly told police be iitabW the woman but claimed she'was trying to rob lilm while he was asleep. Officers said the knife allegedly used in the slaying was found on Joseph when he was taken into custody. "} Mrs. Cook, police said, was killed '* In/ Joseph's room at 1010 West Mc?fr ''Ctilloch street, about 12:15 a. rn. Sun. Vt|%y.- They said her body was found 2 V: .. hg oh Joseph's bed In "a pool ol . blood, with her throat cut ^ 'Coroner Wallace G. Freenion examined the body and said, "death was caused -by an external hemorrhage b from a knife wound In the throat, w the knife lifrhig in the hands of Clcvo ? Joseph. alias Joseph Clever." He said I none of the stab wounds would have 11 caused death. r Police said John Thoinas. who also resides at 1010 West McCulloch street ? witnessed the stabbing of the woman ' and climbed out a window to go to a f telephone and call officers to the ' scene but the woman was dead when 1 police arrived and Joseph also was I gone. < Police said the front door of the room In which the body was found < was fastened from the Inside and was i forced when knocks failed to bring n i response. No date had been set last night for the premllinlnary hearinc for Josenh Clever. Armstrong Player At Washington Street School The pupils from the Washington Street School were highly entertained by tJie Armstrong Players In the Dudley High School Auditorium on Monday afternoon, October 27. The performance was full of fun- and ! laughter. The old magic wnnd was need several times to dlspluy Its mystery power. Many unusual tricks were | brought to light, such as changing I water to wine, producing artificial flower^ from magic dust and numerous other*. The children left the nu| dltorlum gleefully, after having much fun. Washineton Street i ' School Has Band' URE A. ANE * ' ' .-. * 1 't . " ; < \ V ; . . V **< '* * .*v. . The A. and T. Rand, consisting i the college dressed in appropriate u business section on East Market Sti bands that participated In the Armit ,000 Seniors Guests of L. and T. College Approximately 2.000 seniors of ilgh Schools throughout the state rere guests of A. and T. College on ecaalnn of its third North Carolina ligh School Senior Day, it wan an* ounced last week by F. II. Mchnne. ogkatrar for the occasion. The program, which has l?een nlopted as an annual affair, evinces lie fact that A. and T. College la ever inger to promote educational growth ti the. Immediate community, and will nore than likely influence the l?oenial graduate to continue their education. A carefully plunned. progrutu Included recreation in the college gyro minium, a jnimnv. hiiiiicviiuu tvu. , ? " a football game between St, Paul and A. and T., which the latter won. Tht activities, were designed to give th? senior a polygonlc view of college lift but were not for the purpose of cournging students to matriculate a Political Minded Students Busy At Dudley High Last week was a lutvy one at l>ui ley High School for the young pollt! nil minded students who went to tl) polls to elect a home-coming qneei iThe election took, the form of dem? cratlc procedure used in electing 01 local and national officers, thus pi' Ing the students actual practice 1 casting votes. There was 11 candidate from eat semester group and they were n? ft lows: Hazel Domett, Anna Rlchmon Florence Am acker, Juunita Sinn Edna Spencer, Louise Holt, Sail Nelson and Eloifte Mndklnn. Campaign. roanaper* did much boost-their candidates. They wer Mary*Miller,*. Oknlea Graven, Atne Martin,*.^ Leon I dak. Nelson, .Onfl Amcaker, Edith Shaand Chorl ?THE : on KSSBOKO. ,*s. NOVK.MHKU la. 1!U > T. BAND PARAD1 of flft}- or more talented xtudfntl'of niforms paraded through the Negro ret, and exhibited one of the finest tire Day Festival. > . Sy;'. . Memorial Y. M. Ctifc Presents Forum Meeting The Hayes-Tnyh?r" .Memorial Y. M. i C. A. presented a FViniii meeting Simday, November !>, KMl nt 3:30 p. in. with Mr. E. It. Storm, of liichinoioL Virginia. us principal speaker. KuIh .lect: "Consumer Co-njierHllnu ? A Way Out." The prop-am .wait us fot lows: Prelude, Hymn. Onward, t'liris. tlan Soldiers. Invocation l?y Hev. S. S. J Seay, Pastor Trinity A. M. E. Zlmi i Church, Music hy the' Men's Uleej Club, directed hy Mrs. Klolse L. I'enti. I I Mrs. Martha Sebastian Onrelelirli In- I traduced the spanker for the meetlnc. Mr. Frank Caldwell wo soloist. Fart 2 of the meetlug wna a Stereoptlcon Lecture on "Health ami Alcohol" by MIks Gertrude Nichols, II. N. Many of the soldiers lu the city for the | week-end attended the forum. . : - ? A. and T. College hat rather to eui phaslze the necessity of their atten?lf Ing some college next year. Miss Dudley High j I- I I- I e I ' iHHI m "SJ Hl-j t'. ??e*. ITLC ES ON ARMISTICE bjc^B^ttWfc wflV sJ9h j ! Tj M^O^fcijpT, 52 1 | CT This Band Is expected to be one i .A. and T.Aggies play the North Ci ham on Thanksgiving day in Hte an The Hand is under the direction from the Oberlin Conservatory of M 1 "*>**.* ' * Bennett Survey Reveals Many Serious Gaps Many Subjects Are Neglected Such As Problems of Marriage Muny important and socially valuable topics are uot lwlng dealt with as a part of the regular curriculum of our women's colleges, according to thq preliminary returns of a snrvpy among women college graduate* which has Just been tabulated by Bennett College, and which was announced for the first time at )a*t week's conference fur youth advisers at the college. "There nre a number of areas of Instruction which we have failed to deal with adequately in our curriculum," declared President I>avld TV Jones of the college. In discussing the tentative rohcluslona of the study; which was undertaken several months ago, and which Included datti from graduates of several Negr? women's colleges in addition to I ten nett. Important Subjects Omitted. "Subjects of crucial Importance li after-college life, such as techniques of job-seeking. problems ??f courtslili nnd marriage. consumer education and wholesome adult recrentloff. ni well as methods of combatting th< special social and economic problem; of Negro life, are among the man: topics which college* are either nndt ting ulbyjether from their courses ?? study, or leaving to the rhnnbe o extra-curricular effort." * I'rtnlden Jones added. "Yet any college 'halt I concerned with a functional progra'n of educution must. ??f necessity. 1 seems to \is, consider these areas ii It* ^curriculum. As part of Ita own prni:rnui of cm , rlculum "revision nn?l functiomilixn ? ttoii, Bennett IsruoI questionnaire Sot' lonjf. aco to 500 women collet: , grraduateq, in on effort to nscertnl what, on the basis of their "real llf* v -Experiences, .college women fe . should, go Into college court's ft Negro Women. They were quest Ioim aq to whether n given urea of livlt - had been studied as part of a reguli y college cooy, or outside the reguli ? COors^f^p^JhwtiMly. and what iter id The Future Outlook! >0K : DAY | i i ' ' ; J i ? 13 i - ' . " "I , ?* , r 7' v "7 of the feature attractions when the ._ 4 irolina College, for^egroes in Duf? -~J? nual Turkey Day Classie. 1 /V 2 A V J^S of Bernard Lee Mason., who hailed Am I Bennett Co-Hostess h ForY.W.;CA;:fX:i Conference " . : . . VpSfiS ';' ^ Students and Adult . l:-% Leaders From White,',, Negro Colleges Meet v Approximately / 40 student and . f" adult leaders, Jfrom Nejfro and white oiiecee In the ?ontbeni Region of the T. W. C. -A. . will meet - in y Gr?ou*l>oro the week end of Norem- /.*. ber 15-10, tn participate In the ?= fourth annual conference of the re-T' .v clou, which will he held under, Joint, auspices of Bennett College and,*?f, Guilford College for .Women. The ^ conference has .been .arranged hy MUs* ^ Hose Mne Withers and Mlsa Augustavdl Itolierta both of. the southern office". o ?^h e association [ In^Rfchmtmd, With .?** the co-operation of.thV student Y. W. X 1C. A- groups n't the two women's Col. leges. f ?I "Christian Faith and Social Recon-lBfc i struftlon": will be a major topic for W ? discussion at the conference, and the delegates will* also discuss specific v? actions of' the natloual and regional^ councils, nf well as bow the Southern,a i, Region can participate more fully in'jt i , the National Student Assembly, to bc\yjj > held at Oxford. 0-. December 27-Jan-^ . unry 3.' In addition/ these will b&\? * meetings of special regional commitP tees, nn?l Individual conferences with *3* ? lenders from other areas and LWlthAR r the national staff. 5-M'i * . The student V. W. C. A- Is ^ooe f the most active organisations hntte^ f Dennett campus." Its offlcersV ?*^5i i President, Miss Icle Parkin ,'42/ of^jj s lllgh I'olut; vice president. Miss. \ ii Hilda Amaker, '44, of High Tolnt; 1 corresponding secretary, Miss I>on>- %V II IH# iin' ?WII, ui <>iu, ouu\(^ financial* secretary, Miss . Johnetiu.-^* Hollowny, *43, of pnrhiBrAY.'^^fl i should receive more emphaal^'orJeitfjjB * emphnxU than they nox^ receive. f Job-Getting, Race Adjustmmt Qted.^l| n Outstanding in the 'replies to thfeS :" Bennett Inquiry was^he tact that leJW el thnn one-fourthi of the $23 respondjro enls had learned abont "Ildw To QkS *d a Job" n?-gart of the'regular courqdjS a of study, and that'less than onc-thfrgr? " of then^ had received 'direct lnaU^afc ar I tion on WHow JTo^Deal .With -BaatuZ n* | ' (Continued OnVTa^e Two)^j^]^B
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