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.'; I Above Is the 50-volce choir of'A. |1
^ and T. college, Greensboro, which
featured in the annual Christmas
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v . concert Sunday, December 19 at
S:SO-p.m. In Richard B. Harrison
Memorial auditorium. Reading left
\ - J to right are: First row?Barbara
to 1 \ Canada, Boston, Mass.; Eva Blu(
v. ford, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mae McP
Bennett College 1
Has Verj
> Bennett College closed Its year
of activities with numerous'ChrlstP
: mas programs and parties. The
Ryitr"', A18' party was given last Friday
night, December 17, by the college
ijletlclans for members of the dlnlug
hall staff. Miss B^'A. Ware of
' Home Economics Departments
along with students of the Home
Economics Department were reji'"'*'.
sponsible for the service. President
/ David D. Jones addressed, the
'. > staff, thanking them for their effort,In
helping to make the meals
,fc In the dining halt pleasant vones.
?S.y,Y ' Gifts were exchanged among the
ftvl'staff at the party.
special program describing the
5;?c\ manner In which Christmas will
? ' be?. observed in five other Euroj?
pean .countries this, year was the
tbeine of the Sunday School, Sun?ffi'T'iday
morning.
w&p >>.(^Monday's highlight came at the
? .\close of the day when the students ,
disassembled In their various dormii||^J$<?rles
.to* enjoy themselves at the
?wr.,:. Christmas party ' which Is given
j V^eyery year by the dormltory dlrecSSjji
jj- '"^Climaxing the, weeks of fun and -j
IS jltpixl cheer on the campus was the .
E^5y.PSXty Tuesday evening exclusively (
for: the'."Bennett Family," In the
jtH^gyinnaBlum. It has been the tradl- ]
GSfW"tion of the college for each student J
' facultyM member to }draV ]
tjft'tt names and' the name of the person ,
Kf|-'drawn becomes' the'recipient'of (
wljfr some act .of dally kindness from (
^"fThei^ "Christmas; Sister,^ who-' re- ,
H; mains annonymous until the.night t
Ktov of^.thls party when a final gift (
la exchanged, bearing the name of
J&^vr tho; person ,whp has bestowed the
^M^Mndnesaes.>.>);.' J
And *thua , .Wednesday -arrived to
ME&fetop f oQ all {activities,, for the eiyi f
Sjpf. .classes brought a long hoped for t
and students and faculty d
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OLLEGE CHOIR GIVES ANNUAL
Millan, New Bern; Francis Duvis,
Qaatonia; Caldonla Brown choir
secretary; Winston-Salem; Dorothy
Bass, Spartarnburg, S. C.;
Prof. Coleridge Bralthwalte, director;
Robs Free OreenBboro;
Louisa Pearson. Mar'v Dnvia fins
tonia; Larthea McDaniel, Decatur,
111.; Sadie Davis, Ashevllle,
and Bather MacNeiU, New
York city; second row ? Marlursing
School v
r SuccessfulfYear
made a grand rush from the campus,
bag and baggage, to add to
the already crowded transportation
facilities. However, Tuesday,
January 4,. will find the faculty
and students returning to the campus
for classes beginning the following
morning.
HOSPITAL DAY HELD
IN NEGRO SCHOOLS
Friday was observed as hospital
day In the Negro rural' schools
with first aid demonstrations and
health talks as part of the program,
while In each school dona
tious were received to De usea in
replenishing the linen supply at L.
Bichardson Memorial hospital.
While reports from Woody and
Brown Summit schools had not i
been received/ yesterday,' Beatrice i
Coles, principal of Sedalla public :
school and chairman of arrange- 1
ments, reported good response in <
cash and other donations. 1
The following reports from '
schools had been received: Climax, 1
$8.06; Florence, $10.71; Glbsonrille,
$10.65; Goshen, $16; East <
White-Oak, $7.82; MfZlon, $5; <
Oak Sprlhgs, $2; Oak Ridge, $2; 1
Jackson, $6.17; Bass Chapel, $1.50; !
9ummerfleld, $5; Palmer Memor- 1
lal institute, $10,, and Sedalla 1
jubllc school, $25.84. Olrl Re- 1
lerves of Ooshen gave six dozen 1
Classes, East White Oak, 26 ?
[lasses and Oak Springs material *
'or dish cloths. About 200 feed e
>ags were turned In for making
llsh cloths it was stated. 1
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The maximum price of corn .
ias been raised 9 cents per bushil
at Chicago by, the OPA to give
l more normal flow of corn Into
ermldal markets and through 0
llstrlbutlve channels. F
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT SUND/
garet Wade, Greensboro; Cecelli
Rinehart, Gastonla; Ora Jen
nings, Clarkson, Va., Jeanetti
Bass, Spartanburg, S. C.: Opa
Thomas, Anolston, Ala. ;Rose Jen
Kins, ureensooro; alary IJozler
Orangeburg, S. C.; EJvelyn Kemp
New Rochelle, N. Y.; Mary Carter
New Bern; Connie Bass, Spartan
burg, S. C.; third row?Ella Gam
ble. New York city; Slaye Lloyd
OUR CHRISTMAS
MESSAGE TO YOU
JOHN L. VINES
For 1948 years men have beer
struggling for something; foi
something that no one knows of
is it power? No one ever gets
strong enough. Is it health? Nc
jne is ever satisfied with his
health. Is it satisfaction? No one
s ever 'satisfied, no matter what
bis condition Is.
So let us think of the event that
tauBed this season, Christmas,
Christ Who came to the world
:o give us prayer to stand up and
ling pa rise to the Ood that made
is. To give us health by which we
ive and obtain the necessities of
lfe, and a chance to accumulate
vealth on hlgn by laying up for
mrselves a possession in God's
dngdom by the work we do on
isrtb. _
Came to give us satisfaction In
hat we are satisfied of a reward
or our work here on earth,
ray men and the world goes, that
f we live in him we are destined
o a better world after this life.
So let us challenge the war by
rawing closer to him and sing
'eace on earth. Peace we only in
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Sfcfife- I 1
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i Ellzabetlitown; Junies Graham,
- Burlington; Francis Turner, choir
i president; WInston-Saleni; Na1
thanlel Harris, Savannah, Go.; Jon
- Massey, Sumter, S. C.; Marlon
, Rorie, Monroe; Edward Pill lips,
>, Indianapolis, Ind.; Irvin Stokes,
n^/v?^r.?^-A. -r? >'
, VllWUOWUlU , OUU1UC1 xvuwsuu, Mur
freesboro; Leodls Cloyd, Gary,
- Ind.; Robert Holt, Lexington, and
I, Angle Tynes, Greensboro.
Hayes-Taylor Boys
I Department Has
[ Christmas Tree
The boy's department Christmas
tree exercises will be held at the
Y. M. C. A. Thursday night at
7:80 o'clock with 400 Pioneer
boy's club members participating.
An early morning Christmas
service for the boys will be held
at the Y Saturday morning.
The Eveready Youth club holi- 1
day social is scheduled to be held 1
Monday night, 'December , 27, at
7:80 o'clock, and registration will '
be held Monday morning at 9 a. 1
m. for a special theater party. 1
The theater party is being held !
at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday, December
28, at the Palace theater for 800 i
to 1,000 Y. M. C. A. boys and their 1
guests, through arrangements 1
mnrla hw ATnr *7.acrar* mnnotroe nf !
the theater, J. Spencer Love, R. '
' C. Houston and Perry J. Brown. 1
Concluding 1943 events for the 1
' Hayes-Taylor Y. M. C. A. jun- 1
' lor and senior ping pong touma- <
' ments will be held beginning 1
' Wednesday, December 29, and ex'
tending through January 1. '
song of music but also peace to j
our fellowman, neace to our neigh- ,
bor and to all men. . ' (
Let us challenge Ood by letting |
our light , shine bright enough to ,
show /all signs of mallace and (
hatred and strife around us. And j
above all let us humble ourselveB (
as Mary and Joseph was humble. ,
And strive to bring back unselfishness
and love to the greatest (
organisation In the world, the one .
that~Chrlst started, the church, for ,
It seems to have left the world.
With this thought in mind, the (
management and entire personnel
of the Sanitary Dry Cleaning
Company wish for all Its custom- e
ers a very Merry Christmas; and 1
may the new year find you head- f
lng back to us. 11
tty JOHN L. VINES, Prop. Ic
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Shaw Univsity
Receives Css
A Rating
Shaw university, ptering institution
of higher cation in
the south and one of iflrst five
Negro colleges In United
States, has been assifi a class
A. rating by the Asation of
Colleges and Seconda Schools
In Southern States afding to
announcement of Prent Robert
P. Daniel. Nottflcm of the
rating was received bje Raleigh
school December 18 fwlng the
December 10 Chattann meeting
jf the association athlch the
action was taken.
President Robert Daniel's
administration at Sv is the
tourth under which tstandlng
lormal recognition ohe Shaw
mlverslty course i oltndy has
bsen granted althougthe work
of the Institution has en recogrized
by prominent lucational
nithorltles and lnsttlons of
Hgher education thr;hout the
jears: The school waounded In
B65 and was incorpoed March
11, 1875 under the adnlstratlon
of Dr. Henry Martin ipper. The
cass "A" rating was ;en by the
North Carolina stateepartmont *
o( education April 9,923 when
Dp. Joseph Lelshman acock was
president. Shaw unlrslty was
placed on the approv list with
a rklng of "B" by thtssoclatlon
of '| Colleges and Secondary
Schtols of Southern States In
1933durlng the admlitratlon of
ex-Pi^sldent William euart Nelson.
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It_li implied by thirating that
Shaw 'university grnates will
contlme to be reeelveby highly
rated {raduate and -ofesslonal
schools 'throughout thcountry.
Upon ireceivlng thi announcement
Dt. Robert P. laniel declared
tt^Lt much of tl credit for
this most recent achiement at
Shaw uitverslty Is ae to the
iiumm ani to enurcniupponeru
who "have worked unlflahly to
remove the financial Jfflcultles
which have beset thidandmark
>f Negro education thrtghoutthe
pears." \
During the, past sem years
3haw alumni, Baptist upporters
if the school, \and speol friends
lave contributed fure which
nade it possible for theiniverslty
a complete- a project < renovatng
Biz of the uUiverslt; buildings
it a cost of $176,000. Jormltbry
'aclUties have been imroved and
ibrary facilities expaned to exreed
the minimum reulrementa
let by the Southern Asoclation.
Dr. Daniel expresses :he lntenJon
of continuing at ,tiaw the
irogram of improvemot which
will keep the historic* Raleigh
nstitutlon "In the fcefront of ?
rducatlon."
Miss Rebecca Moore las returnid
from Brooklyn, N. for the
lolldays, to visit her sister and *
ather, Mr. Abe Moore of 1132
'reman Mill Road and Mrs. Franes
McAdoo, 019 1-2 B. Market St
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