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—Vernon Clark, above, b<olog\
•nstructor at North Carolina
College. Durham, has been
granted leave from the college \
to pursue w ork toward the doc - :
torate degree in the field of mi
crobiology. Valedicatrian of fir
class at Patillo High School
Tarhoro. Clark also was an non- ,
or student at Shaw University
here. He servd as science teacher
and assistant prim ipal at L H
Foster High School, Black-tone
-Va,. and as biology teacher at
+ E. E Smith High School. Fay -
etteville Clark received an Ar
my citation for outstanding
service in instructional ahilit\
and leadership, while a soldier
stationed at Fort Jackson. S. C
FINALS SPEAKER Mr
A P. Reid was the commoner
merit speaker for the graduate
pf Dillard High School, Gold
boro recently. There were ItR
graduates in the class of 1060
address was enjoyed by all
present.
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PRE A! ’I f VA 1 OFFICERS Chosen to head the Pre-Alumnae Council at Bennett Col
lege. Gr ■--hero, lor the 1960-61 school vear are. left to right: Misses Edwina Coleman, treasurer,
l Charlotte : ■ Pu. • im. secretary. Baltimore Md.: Eunice Taylor, assistant secretary. Charlotte;
Celestme Mi!l<:. president, Horatio. S. C . and Mrs. Elois Harper, vice president, Lenoir. j
2Of 4 White D. C. Police Involved In
Alleged Rapes, Turn In Their Badges
| WASHINGTON ALT Two
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cemly acquitted of ruminal rape
i resumed from the police force
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i dissertation u />>: ‘ The Vocal
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Religious
Education
School Set
The 51 st. Annual Summer School
j of Religious Education will cor.-
; verse at St. Augustine's College on
I June 13. under the direction of Dr.
Tollie L. Caution of the National
Episcopal Church.
Dr. Prczcll R. Robinson, dean of
the conference has announced that
the theme is: "Christian Steward
ship in a Space Age." The con
ference will open on Monday morn
ing. June 13. with the keynote ad
i dress being delivered by Dr. Jo
| soph W. Nicholson, rector of AH
j Saints Church. St. Louis. Missouri.
Daily lectures are: “Christian
Education Techniques,” the
Rev. Reid Isaac, rector. Saint
Christopher's Church, Lanham,
Maryland: "Preaching for To
day," The Rev. John Teeter,
| Church of the Oood Shephard.
Lynchburg. Va.: “College Youth
| Groups.” The Rev. A. H. Fer
rell, of Howard University;
“Camps and Conferences," The
Rev. Arthur O. Phinnev, Exec
utive Secretary, Unit of Camps.
Grcemvick, Conn.: Episcopal
Churehwomen, Mrs, Ethel
Cooper. Philadelphia; and
NHA SENIOR MEMBERS ENTERTAINED BY CLUB—Senior NHA members at the J
W. Ligon High School were entertained by other members of the club. From left to right, front
row: Misses Maytre Latta, Patricia Houston, Patricia Andrews. La Vern Solomon, Carolyn Smifh,
Betty Chavis. Beatrice Mial, Wilhelmenia Campbell, Chinita Trotter. Second row: Misses Pegiv
Stanly, Leona Malone, Janice Marshall, Lnssie Avery. Frozine Reece. Barbara Williamson, Yvonne
Clarkson, Edna Lyles. Amelia King, Vivian Cox, Lizzie Rhodes. Janie Wilson. France * Savage,
Katie Glover, Frances Robinson and Anna Forbes. Mesdames E. D. Toole and A. M. Levingston
\ are club advisors.
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Christian Vacations—The Rev.
William A. Saddler, General - "
Theological Seminary of New
York,
On Tuesday evening at 7 p m !
I The Rev. John R. Morris. Execu- !
live Secretary of the Society for 1
THE CH*OUNMH
SAUEIGH. V C., SATURDAY, JIWE 11, 1866
Racial and Cultural Unity, Atlanta j
Ga. will speak at a public forum
on the college campus Wednesday, ;
Jnne 15, The Honorable George E. |
Padrnore Ambassador from Liberia j
will speak in Taylor Hall at 7 pm
Ambassador Padrnore will speak
on "Liberia Today." A reception
will follow in the Cheshire Lounge
On Thursday, June 16, Miss Ruth
| Morris, soprano, will he presented
i in Taylor Hal! at 6.30 pm. The
evening programs are open to the
: oubtie
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