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[ She's Social Editor fa
; The Future Ootlook .
f 'Vv '.Mlas Minnie lx?e Brown, grndp^'-uate
of James B. Dudley high
V school, 1940, Is the news rei>orter
L ;of, the Future Outlook. Mlas
Brown has made a special study
TvV
/ MINNIE LEE BROWN,
journalism.' while In high
fl^She' Is a- very active.'Iailysln
civic," social, and
aa attaint. She Is to gather
wtr concerning church ori.
"wjfccommunity "clubs, ndjVentiire^gtorles,
and' orbltnarles,
ro^TIs to, jjiibllah "pictures which tarry
"striking news'value. NWv:z???
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Resident Jones
eaves for Meeting
^Washington '
t/iWilson Speaks
; :V^eekly, Meeting On
mtemporary Affairs
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rfauie rtn.-i.i r\ t ?? ti??
^ ycwucuv "" * *-? O'H'W *"
iett,cotleRe Greensboro yester
lay .\n attend a .meeting of the South
fern ^Education Foundation at th?
fpr<>o\\rigk'Institute In Washington
Jones is a nierabei
^S^wfeoard;'1'of Trustees of th<
V^iandafiotiC',wh 1 eh la an organlxaUm
^approx lm a teiy thrw
SM^on^d.lar&, devoted.to the educa
w&?- In the South. Tti
Rlm;pre?Meot, the late Or. Jumet
ftTarrey/^piliard,.^ was the. uncle ot
Vfetark\-DUlard^ president of the loca
rchainbey^of .Commerce. Arthur B
5W right la ;at present the head of th?
^ottndaSofy^'/' ' {-.
pfAw^a.'.T.'. WllBon, wa > is produc
faj^juu^ager.>iid ln. charge of edu
proigratns at WB1G. the loca
/ "spoke a t the weeklj
f|KS^ mg j'Oa'fl Cootem po r a r y Affair
^Kpje^j^te^y . morning at the col
ey^rafr' Intr^d^ced by John G
ofi^iie Tgennkt faculty an<
jg,^^T^pp^r^dlft in education In th<
SPfjywynCgewwnrggiicy. Albert N. Whit
.Instructor, preside*
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URE
" GREENS
Highlights From
Student Meeting
Are Reported
Miss Helene Jacobs and
Miss Edith Whiteman
Attend At Urbana, 111.
Highlights of the Methodist Student
Conference held during the
Christmas holidays at Urbana, Illinois,
were reported to the studeut
body of Bennett college at chapel
yesterday morning by two members
of the junior class, Miss Helene
Jacobs and Miss Edith Whiteman,
who attended the conference. Dean
Virginia I,. Simmons und Iter. P. A.
Taylor of the Bennett faculty were
. also present at the conference, at
which Dean Slmtnons was a resource
leader.
juios jhcuur, w iiq prrauueu ai one
of the afternoon sessions In Urbane
described the purpose and theme of
the conference, and gave her impressions
of the meetings as a whole.
Miss Whlteman, who was active in
the Creative Interest hours, presented
n summary of the Important
addresses.
' Bennett college was also represented
at several other national gatherings
during the recent holiday season.
President David D. Jones visited
Baltimore for the sessions of the Association
of American Colleges and
the meetings of the National' Committee
on Education and Defense,
an dDr. R. Nathaniel Iiett, head of
the music department, traveled to
Minneapolis for the annual convention
of the Music Teachers National
Association.. ? "
1 . *
Registrar Wllla B. Player attended
meetings of the Committee on Women
In College and Defense In Baltimore,
and Mlas.Lottie McCoy, presi"
dent of the Bennett Student Senate,
rcnresenteil th?? rnllwFf of (tin Vh
tlonal Christian Student Assembly
? which took place at Miami Unlvep
slty In Oxford, O. 1
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i 50 Per Cent of Bennett
! Alumnae Now Married
' Greensboro, N. C.?Fifty per cent
of the young women who have gradf
uafed from Hennett college aince it
1 became a woman's Imttirution are
now married. It was revealed in a
- recent -communication froin the college.
to the Hennett alumnae. Hen
nett. which In its curriculnm etn
ph a sires home-making ug u carrer.
1 also has reeclved repprts of the
f birth during the past year of 24
a children to Its former students. '., j
Bennett graduates also are making
tlieir mark no rareerlRfa lit other
' fields, the communication showed.
B mentioning specifically MLaa Roae
Mae.Withers, a native of Greensboro
1 and a 1QS4 graduate of the college,
who Is now National Student Secretary
of the Y. W. C. A-, and Mia*
Elfreda Sandlfer Moore of the clara
I of 111)32, who haa established a Glee
e Club at the. celebratedI1 Abywlnla
K Baptist - Church^lo^ tftrxJjTork ;.Oity.
p .other ^ ouliMndlng^graduates,
p boti/.'of1' whom are 'yiowj^realdlng Jq
$ Greensboro/ are Miss_ Lydia*>J?tou,
/ "M^re^S^pj^eor^for/th^* NYA.
| and-Mrm. Nell ^Artla^-Coley, :8V of
; .' >
1 J a rgt'^rtuinber of the Bennett
it graduates are -e*pectedvto-yi?!t the
St caropuaVat^the Sinnua1,.Hom?Jcomlne.
5 .which U to be heid'Uila.yeftr In ton
?THE?
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>BOKO, W. C. SATURDAY JANUAI
Bennett Goes
All Out In Nation's
War Efforts
President Jones Urges
Purchase of Defense
Stamps for Future
Greensboro, N. C.?Active particl
patloD in local defense proprnra, sup
port of the Defense Kavinps Stamp
drive, nnd other efforts to bolste
nod sustain civilian morale pot tin
tier way at Dennett collepe I us
week, as students and faculty re
turned from the Christmas holldayi
to enter upon a new yenr over
shadowed by the actuality of . war.
"Bennett collepe will do Its ut
most to support the nation's all-ou
efforts for defen.se," declared Presl
dent David D. Jones in a recen
statement at the collepe. "The entlrt
facilities of our institution. If necej
wry. will l>e made available foi
whatever services it can best i?ro
vide, and I am sure that aQ mem
Iters ot the faculty and student bod;
stand ready to do their share."
Urges Purchase of Defense Stamps
President Jones In particular urgc<
the purchase of Defense stamps a'
an investment against the post-wai
depression. which he said' Is Inevit
able. Defense stamps are for sale aj
the bookstore, the library, and In tin
btislnesfl office of the college.
Register With CDVO.
Faculty members and students a
Bennett are still enrolling with tht
Citizens Defense Volunteer Organize
tion which has recently been set ui
In Greensboro. Inasmuch as the cltj
Is barely within the "target area.'
and thus does not anticipate all
raids, it Is gearing Itself as a rtran
alent post," to provide first old, tem
porary shelter and food, etc, to y>os
slble refugees from coastal cities
and towns.
The registrants from Bennett hav?
volunteered their services for firs
aid and disaster relief, as canteej
workers, guards, and members of th<
motor corps, and for a number o:
other types of relief work.
Kadio Programs As Public Service
A unique feature of tiie defend
effort at Bennett la It* series <?
radio broadcasts which went on thi
air for the ?flr*t time last week
Designed as a public service to helj
sustain cllvlian morale, these pm
grams include talks each Thursda;
night by Faculty members, with i
background of music by the Bonnet
college choir.
The regular week-day rail l<
broadcasts from the college whirl
began on December 2 also urge thi
purchase of Defense stamps, am
registration with the local Clvlllai
Defense Volunteer Organization, ant
are readily adaptable to other phase
of the local defense efforts.
:
Surprise Birthday
Partv for Mr T pint
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Thorp wm plven in tlie hninp'n
Mr*. I>?na Crflo on WhltMnjrto
street a surprise birthday part
| honoring Ralph Levett Monday ev?
nln* at 8; o'clock. The party wu
id von by" h la brother, J. C. I?v?tU
Games were ? played and a v fei
danced. Refreshments' wore serve
which -was' ;hot v chocolate. slice
poaches and cookie*. .
1 Those '/attending jeere:, Claiidl
iprtl, Coye Oooaby. Martha Rlckart
J.rC Levett, Catherine Marsh. Jitmf
Ronton, Ma*fie . Jones, Marfan
Sho{fher, Theodore Jackson. Sedonn
Leyette,. _ Celester - Brown. Ilka
Brown.liorona Carter, Clarcnt
Yonrae,', ^Lawrence Carter, Janw
Woods and Mann In* Jackson.. -? \
JTLi
IY 17. 1942
Bishop Purcell
Speaks At Bennett
V esper Services
Rev. P. L. Shore
Gives Reading and
Leads In Prayer
A plea for a well-balanced outlook
k on the present world chaos was
s made yesterday afternoon by Bishop
r Clare Purcell of the Methodist
. church, who spoke at the weekly
t vesper service of Bennett college. A
- large number of townspeople ats
tended the service, which Included
- several impressive selections hy the
. Bennett college choir under the dl.
rectlon of Dr. R. Nathaniel Dett
t President David D. Jones of th?
- college Introduced Bishop' Purcell
t who gave as his text the Lord's exP
hortation to Moses In Exodus 25:40,
- He said that the specifications for
r the Ark of the Covenant symbolized
- the sanctity, soverlgnty. symmetry,
- and substance ,which should chart
acterlxe our individual lives today.
Speaking of a welbbalanced appre
- uaimu ui me ne bmiu, iu pun:
1 "War tends to make us lose eight
s of some of the values "which generar
tlon after generation has held sacred.
One of these Is a regard for the per1
souHlity of eevry human Itelng,
the supreme and most sacred quality
known to our world.
i "Let us not forget that ufter Ujo
present war is over, are going to
have to live In the same world with
fine people from the very countries
which we now consider' our enemies.
1 Let us continue to enjoy the music,
literature,! and other forms of culture
from' these countries..' I-et' us
recognlte goodness, alne, and beauty
wherever It appears."
g Rev. P. L. Shore .pastor of th
local Calvary Methodist church, pave
? the reading aud led the prayer at
I the service. The selections by th?
, choir Included Handel's "Sing UntJ
p God," Dr. Dett's "When I Survey
f the Wondrous Cross." and "Rwlmi
Low Sweet Chariot," with Mrs. Lolt
lioston of this city as soloist.
, '
r Mrs. Carriean Addresses
p Freshman Class, Bennetl
' ,J
^ Mrs. Nettle Carrlgan, ntwlstnni
" librarian at the Oamegle Nejw
k? Library. addressed the freshuini
1 class of Bennett College yesterday a'
I the third of Freshman Tnesdnj
Morning Honrs, recently Initiated a
it the college. Mrs. Carrlgan, who wni
t\ graduated from Bennett In 11)34
e spoke on "Bennett Traditions."
^ Mrs. Mamie B. MclJiurin. also i
" Bennett graduate. who ia a dortni
J tory director at the college, presides
* at the rooming hour, which also In
eluded the singing of Bennett anng
and a talk 'by Prc.ddent Ann!
Green of the aenlor class.
11 vmier me auspice* or i?enn vii
I plt.la I,. Stmmnna and Hepiatra
T; Wllln P. Pllyfr,' the Fresbma
ii Tuesday Mornlup Hour* were bejni
y not lonp npo ok the second step i
*- Bennett's freshman orientation prt
a pram. IYcvIobs ,meetlnps have it
?. eluded talks on "Hnw.to'Study'yan
v , a . musicals, ^presented by .talente
d . freshmen.* Next week, meruher* r
d the Bennett faculty will speak, to "th
freshmen on the subject of ^Hobbles.
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i. '' -' Weekly Practice d ;
* :r ;J r, .*!?.--V>
?t The Gospel Chorua of StJMattfeew
n church held their weekly _ practb
t In the home of Mrs. R C. .Sharp
"e 717 S. Aahe street. Tuesday eernlri
>s at 7:90.. Mrs. Rallle Morpan* la tl
'.ead The Future Outlook! |
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Correspondent for
The Future Outlook
For Alamance County
Prot C. J. Johnson, Jr., principal
of the Jordan Sellars high
school, Burlington. X. C., has re-_ cently
directed the department of
Journalism at his school to l>e,
' ' e *
Ht
v.".
n
PROF. C. J. JOHNSON.
come a correspondent for thc,.y'j/ c
FUTURE OTTTIXJOK. The news'
will be gathered by students tak- ,
.'log courses in Journalism under ^ t
Miss Dapbney lAwson.
Professor Johnson, whi prafl-'^'* W""~
uated from Johnson'(i Smith
university, received his M. S. degree
and has also done further
study toward his Ph.D. at the
University of Pennsylvania. He _
Is very active in the cllc affairs
of Burlington and has a highly
organized Purent-Teachers Asso- . y.
elation. ' ' * ' \
The FUTURE OUTLOOK will
carry' news conceiving social,'
civic, and religious affairs In
Burlington, and In doing so, /
1 hopes to bring about better In- +
terraclal co-operation In business ' 't
' and community activities.
?
Dr. fi. IT. Evans Ta
Make Radio Health Talk
The Initial broadcast In a speclnl ?
rndio series, "Rennetr College '.Coo- y;
t tributes to National Itefense" was
? given at Bennett College last eye>
nlng, through the courtesy of Stip
' tlon WBIO. Acting Dean W. A. Ban'
ner read an address which was espe
dally prepared for the occasion by
* President David D. Jones of the enl
lege, and there were iniudcnl selectiops
by the Bennett choir under the
i direction of Dr. It. Nathaniel Deft. '
The radio series, which Is being- "f
1 offered by the college as a eommun- ' 'y
i- Ity service, will be 'continued for ;,
s thirteen weeks, with talks by differe.eut
members of the Bennett faculty
. rand staff. . Next . Thursday evening -* .
..I Dr. G. H. Evans, college physician. V
r will hjk-hk n" "wuer Jiomip ^
n Through Better Health." ,
n Other defense efforts at the local
n college Include active participation
h In the Green shorn _ CDVO program.
and support of the Defense Savings
d Stamp?, drive.- . .. * ..
a '| ? ?? V
it Shi'oh Circle Has <r
* Happy New ..Year, Party
f ;The.W.: r. C. rlrele'of^Shlloh Bap-"'jf^^
\ ;tist church held a! Neve Year'a party
Tuesday evening at ,6:90
re the home of t Mrs. Mable"- ci\a\h^at?i^^^
e 83,1 Vance Street. Gaines wcrpplayd '
e. and .enjoyed by>wll niemheraC^r^C?^?*
i? ent^Namea were"drawn- arid
>e were - ei^ianited'^ffhe^ JEfljg