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VOL,. 26. NO. 40 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 PRICE 10 CENTS
BETHEL A M E CHURCH HEWS
Dr. Li. G. Horton Guest Speaker
For Youth Day Sunday
Youth Day will be observed at
Bethel Church Sunday, July 30,
at 11:00 a. m. Dr. L. G. Horton,
President of Kittrell College,
Kittrell, N. C. will be the speak
er. A North Carolinean, Dr.
Horton received his early school
ing in Pittsboro, N. C. He is a
graduate of Morris Brown Col
lege, and received his Doctor oi
Divinity degree from Duke Uni
versity, Durham. N. C.
The Youth Choir of Bethel
will furnish the music, assisted
by the Bethelites choir. The pub
lic is cordially invited to attend.
Bethelites Choir Program
You missed a real treat by not
attending the initial program of
the Bethelites, Choir held Sun
day, July 23, at 4 p. m. at the
church in the Fellowship Hall.
The Choir is composed of chil
dren from 4 to 15 years of age.
Th? program was as follows:
Processional ? the Choir; Song,
"Tell Me the Story of Jesus."
Prayer, Sandra Banks. Song,
"Jesus Loves Even Me," the
Choir. Welcome. Rebecca Isley,
Recitation, "Little Helper," Ca
vada Lowery. Piano Solo, Thom
as Tslev, Jr. Exercise, "The
Train.'' Debra Sebena. Trio, The
Lowerv Sisters and Cora Hutch
inson. Piano Solo, Sandra Banks.
Motion Song by the Choir, "Be
Carpf il " Recitation, "H a n p y
Song " Dianne Hooker. Piano
Solo Cvnthia Islev. "The Se
crpt." Geraldine Caldwell. Song,
"Trving Tn Opt To Heaven," the
Mooro Children. Flannel Board
stor". "The Good Neighbor,"
Cvnthia Tslev. Song by the Choir,
"Fvei~"bodv Onffht To Know."
T*? Tote children rendered two
nttmberc: as giipsts on the pro
gram. The well attended pro
prnrri was soonsored by Rev.
Lucv Mrs, Ma*?de
EdwaHc and Mrs. Cofeen Isley
Western N. C. Conference
Branch Missionary Meeting
The Annual Missionary Meet
ing of the Western North Caro
lina Conference Branch of the
Missionary Society will meet a1
Dickerson Chanel in Hillsbor
ough, N. C., Thursday, July 27
for a one-day meeting. Dele
gates from Bethel Church to at
tend the meeting are: Mrs. Al
eece Faulkner. Mrs. H a 1 1 i e
Corde Mrs. Cora Alston. Mrs.
Odessa Warris. Others who will
attend are: Mrs. Fthvel Ander
son. President of the Missionary
Societv at Bethel Church, Mrs.
Alice Penton. Mrs. Johnny Bow
den, Mrs. Essie Hudson, and
Mrs. Fmma Gunthrop.
Worship Service
The Pastor and members of
Bethel Church have been invited
to worship at Mt. Zion A. M. E.
Church. Sunday, August 6, at 3
p. m. The combined choirs of
Bethel will sing. Dinner will be
served to all visitors.
Convocation
Several members of Bethel
are making plans to attend the
Convocation at Kittrell College,
Kittrell, N. C. August 14-18
Names of those who will attend
should be given to our Pastor
not later than July 30. Be sure
to carry your own bed linen.
Missionary Society delegates are
Mrs. Hattie Corde, Mrs. Odessa
Harris, Mrs. Cora Alston and
Mrs. Ethyel Anderson.
Rev. Marion Jones To Speak
The First United Church ol
which the Rev. Marion Jones is
the Pastor, will have a service
at Bethel at 3:30 p. m. Sunday,
August 13.
States Rally Banquet
In a beautiful green and white
setting, the States Rally Ban
quet was held in the Fellowship
Hall at Bethel Church, Thursday,
July 13, at 8 p. m.
Guests were greeted by hos
tesses upon arrival at the
church. Among the guests were ,
the four ministers of the Unior
Services and their wives whc ,
were seated at a special table
next to the governors' table
Mrs. Ethyel Anderson served as
Mistress of Ceremonies.
The women of Bethel whc
served as governors of the vari-.
ous states in the States Rally,
looked lovely in their after-five
dresses and badges of red, white
and blue as they marched in the
Parade of States. The president
elect, Mrs. Connie Clapp, fol
lowed Mrs. Ida B. Wilkins, vice
president elect to the stage
where Miss Modgie Enzlow con
ducted the swearing-in ceremo
ny, and presented tokens to the
three winners, Mrs. Clapp, Mrs.
Wilkins. and Mrs. Mamie Hooks.
Mrs. Lydia Quick stood in for
Mrs. Hooks who is ill.
The president-elect presented
her acceptance address with
grace and poise, and pledged her
loyal support to the church.
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King and Queen Contest Ria<es $834.75
The mepibers of Ward No. 6
of the United Institutional Bap
tist Church closed their King
and Queen Contest June 25, 1967
at the home of Mrs Edna Motley
with the crowning of Miss Eliz
j abeth Williams who was spon
I sored by Mr. W. M. Wilkes. Miss
I Williams won the contest by
| raising the sum of $307.00.
| Other persons participating
were: Mr. John Fodrell who was
sponsored by Mrs. Bertha B.
Smith with $183.00; Mrs. Agnes
Goldston. sponsored by Mr.
Charlie Moore with $251.00; and
Mr. John Mlckel, sponsored by
Mrs. Johnsie Dawkins with
$S3.75. A total of $834 75 was
raised.
Rev. C. W. Anderson, pastor;
Mr. Charlie Moore, leader.
SONG FESTIVAL TO BE HELD
On Sunday, July 30 at 5:30 p.
m. at the ' Mt. Tabor Methodist
Church, a song festival will be
sponsored by the Methodist men.
They will end the festival by
presenting the Methodist men
choral group and the Loflin
Memorial Methodist Men Gospel
singers. The Mt. Tabor quartet
will also be on hand. All are in
vited to be present. There will
be no admission. Mr. Charles
Stout, president of the Metho
dist Men; Mr. Hammond Crump,
reporter.
Copter Pilot-Wife Vi^t At_A&T
Capluin and All's, ii. t i. Dan
iel, just recently returned from
Germany, visited at A&T TJni- j
versity last week.
Capt. Daniel, a 1961 graduate
of A&T, is a helicopter pilot,
now being reassigned to South
east Asia. He is a native of Apex.
X. C.
Mrs. Daniel is the former Miss
Carolyn Hampton of Louisville.
Kentucky.
Bennett College News
MRS. MARTF.ENA RETIRES
AS HEAD OF LIBRARY
Aftei 30 years of service as
head of Bennett College's Thom
as F. Holgate Library, Mrs. Con
stance H. Marteena has retired.
A native of Richmond, Va.,
Mrs. Marteena received her un
dergraduate education at Hamp
ton Institute and the master's
degree from the Library School
at the University of Chicago.
She has traveled extensively in
this country and abroad, holds
numerous professional member
ships and has written extensive
ly about library science.
She is the wife of Jerald M
Marteena, dean of the school oi
engineering at N.C.A. & T. Uni
versity here.
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
The Missionary Circle of the
Pilgrim Baptist Church will cel
ebrate their anniversary Sunday,
July 30, 1967 at 3:00 p. m. The
speaker will be Rev. J. D.
T>-eadwel1, pastor of the St.
j John's AME Zion Church. Rev.
I W. F. Johnson, pastor; Mrs.
I Ruth Hrishlom, president.
Eight Added To Staff
At Bennett College
The addition of eight persons
to the faculty and staff at Ben
nett College for the 1967-68 aca
demic year was announced this
week by President Isaac H.
Miller, Jr.
Joining the faculty in English
will be Nathaniel Gaylord of
Burlington, North Carolina, and
Karry Humes of Greensboro.
Mr. Gaylord, formerly of the
Jordan-Sellars High School fac
ulty, is a graduate of Shaw Uni
versity, holds the M.A. degree
from North Carolina College and
is enrolled in the Ph.D program
at the University of North Caro
lina at Chapel Hill. Mr. Humes,
who last year taught part-time,
is a graduate of Bloomsburg
(Pa.) State College and holds
the master of fine arts degree
from the University of North
Carolina at Cfreensboro.
Mrs. Burma Wilkins of
Greensboro, who has been a
member of the faculty of Dudley
High School, comes to Bennett
as instructor in social science.
She holds the B.A. and M.A.
from Howard University, Wash
ington, D. C., and has done fur
ther slur'y at the University ol
North Carolina at Greensboro.
Vernon L. Jackson, of Vienna,
Md.. a graduate of Morgan State
College, with a master's degree
from Atlanta University and
further study at the University
of Paris, will teach French as a
National Teaching Fellow. Mrs.
Hortensia Boudy, of Greensboro,
with advanced degrees from the
University of Havana, will teach
Spanish.
Mrs. Barbara H. Bryan, who
j last year served as assistant li
brarian at Jackson (Miss.) State
College and has served in the
libraries at Morgan State Col
W\ Rust College and Dillard
University, joins the library
staff. A Bennett graduate with a
M.S.L.S. degree from Syracuse
? University, Mrs. Bryan at one
time taught library science
courses here.
Also reioining the faculty is
Miss Julia Wilsnn who will
teach accounting. A graduate of
South Carolina State Colleee
with a M.B.S. degree from At
lanta University. Miss Wilson
last year was at Fayetteville
(N C.) State Co'We. Cnmi'ii to
the college for the second semes
ter win be Dr. Ratanabal Aru
lanantham from the Women's
Christian College of Madras to
teach biochemistry under the
United States - India Women's
Colleee Exchange Program. Hol
der of the PhD from North
western Universitv. T"h\ Artilan
antham will spend the first se
mester at Mount Holoyke Col
lege.
TWO TEACHERS RECEIVE
GRANTS FOR 1967-S8
Two Bennett College teachers
are among 17 persons who will
receive grants for the 1967-68
academic year from the Interna
tional Business Machines Corpo
ration for doctoral and post-doc
toral training.
Miss Dorothy D. Boone, Eng
i lish, will continue her studies at
' the University of Michigan at
, Ann Arbor, and Miss Lela R.
j Hankins, biology, at Oregon
j State University, Corvallis, Ore
i eon. The grants are administered
j by the United Negro College
I Fund.