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Bennett College To
Hold 33rd Annual
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I flomemaking Institute 1
Dates for the 33rd annual
, | Homemalting Institute at Beni.
nett College will be March 815,
President Willn B. Player
j announced this week,
i This yeaV's institute, which
j will be conducted around the
, thematic idea of "Women in
Careers and in Community ;
-?*" "sServicc," will begin with a v
special vesper program on Sun- ?
day, March 8 at 4:00 p m. |
Four more programs, each to |
be held in Pfeiffer Chapel are |
scheduled. On Monday, at 10:00 f
a. m., tnere will be a panel !
discussion of "Women in Careers"
at which time Mrs. Alice
Dunnigan, of Washington, cor
respondent for the Associated
f Negro Press: Mrs. Sarah Herbin,
of High Point. N. C. associate
director of merit emnlovment
with the Southern rev ion of the
American Friends Service Committee,
and Mrs. Clifton T.
Snipes, local business woman,
r will participate,
i The Wednesdav morning urogram
will feature an address hv
Mrs. William T Mason of Nor
folk, Vn. Mrs. Mason is a nublie
relations consultant. Tbn Friday
morning tiro era m nartieinants
will be students who (will dei
scribe classroom exheriences
which thev have had/ relatlns
i to eommunitv sesvice. (
CI./Jr.* nivvmnrn, at (which an
institute summary will/he riven,
will he held at 4:00 \n. m. on
SnnQav. March 15 at which time
TV. Allan Knight Chalmers of
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John W. Jeffries
I Extension Servta
John W. Jeffries, assistant
state agent with the A&T College
Extension Service, and
who lias the longest record of
any worker currently connected
with the North Carolina Extension
Service will retire later
this month.
"Jeff" as he is affectionately
called, helped a lot of farmers,
made plenty of friends and readily
admits that he gave some
bad advice during the 37 years
he worked with the farmers of
I North Carolina. On the eve of
his long awaited retirement, Jeff
told reporters this week, that
if he had to do it\ all over he
would follow almost exactly the
same course.
Referring directly to his experience
in Extension work, he
added, "there is no other job in
Iwhich I would have been happier,
nor done as well."
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Ruth A. Smith; Shirley Goldston;
Zeta Phi Beta Soi
Eighth Annual Di
A huge gathering of the Elites
of Greensboro and surrounding
towns were present when twenty
1959 Debs were presented to so-'
ciety on February at the Hayes
Taylor YMCA.
The o/Ticial welcome was givTo
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assistant State atrent of the
A&T College Extension Service,
will retire this month after serv
I ing lor Si years.
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ton:,the queen, Bettye Jo Foster
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and Perri Hughes.
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sbutante Ball
en by Mrs. Vashti Goodman.
Mrs. V. C. Flack, choreographer
at Lincoln Jr. High psesented
her dance members in two numbers,
"Night of My Night" by
Patricia Moore and "Mr Robert"
by Brenda Tyson, Gloria Adams
and Florence Whithers. The
numbers were warmly received
by an appreciative aodience. Mr.
Thomas Hayes, A member of
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
announced the young
tiful queen of the cotillion was
presentet an orchid-studded fan
by the maid of honor Miss Barbara
Mingia.
The grand march was led by
Miss Earnestine Smith who was
attired in a gown of Royal blue.
Her escort for the march was
Broce Speight.
The theme of the ball was
I r>outnern nenes. me ngure
mlade by the Debs and their marshals,
made a very pretty picture.
This was followed by the
"Daddy's" Dance, Parents and
Sponsors Danie, All Greek dediiation
and dancing for all."-:'
Each Deb carried a fan of
carnations of various pastel-hues,
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WAR VETERANS TO MEF.T >?'
The Veterans of World War.l
will meet Sunday, February'22,*'$*
1959 at 2:00 p. m. at the, Magno-iSK
lia House, 442 Gorrell Street. The
meeting will acquaint .veterans' *5?
with the pension bill for all veterans
who served ninety days or
more honorable service. Tzone' f"
Huntlev. commander.
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