SHAW UNIVERSITY HEADQUARTERS FOR SURVEY—The interviewing staff for sur
vey on “The Changing Position of the Negro in the United States" checks wap section before
having for a day of interviewing Their headquarters are set up at Shaw University Seated from
left to right are: J. T. Powell. Durham . a student of I\N.( . Mrs. Alice Powell. Durham, student
9/ N.C.C.; Mrs.. Jean R. Jones, Chapel Hill, public school tea- her: Michael Wise. Raleigh, student
U.N.C. (supervisor): Mrs Edna T Swann. Durbanlibrarian Durham County Schools, Lawton
Bennett, Chapel Hill, student, U.N.C.
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Bennett Alumni Initiate
Self-Endowment Program
NEW YORK Alumni of Ben
i nett College, Greensboro, N. C,
initiated a self-endowment pro
| gram for the-ir alma mater during
July, according to Hr F 0 Pat
terson chairman of the board of
i trustee? T <• initial SI,OOO payment.
lon a 35-voar *r. j 1 investment
program in mutual funds, was
made m the offices of Hamersh
lag. Bore and Co.. Now York Ci
ty, July ft
"Aft. 1$ yea s, the e*.nines a
chieved through this cumulative
investment urogram should provide
an increasing return for the col
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i son said.
"Cnder our country’s present
rate of growth, the self-endow- j
ment program will mature In
75 to 100 years. Then it should
proside Bennett with an annu
al SIOO,OOO income for the fol- j
lowing 96 years.
"Or— if 'he trusters prefer—the
total remaining equity may be
withdrawn in one lump sum. It j
: may be difficult to realize the j
fact,” Dr Patterson said, "but at !
maturity the \ alue of the equity i
should be in the neighborhood of j
I two million dollars. It should be j
i a thrilling experience for any a
! lunmi group, to see the end point
I in a program of this type"
1 Bennett is a charter member of
, the Cruled Negro College Fund
I founded b> Dt Patterson ;n 1944
! as America's first educational com
! mutiny chest.
| "lake many of the Funds 33
member colleges. Bennett has been
an integral part of Americas sy
stem of higher education for neat
i> a century,” Dr Patterson said
“The great pi blic universities and
. the small private colleges have i
rviMcri side-by-side over Ihe year?
They mnr continue to do so for :
the educational health of the coun
try."
PREACHES IN N. C. The
Rev. Richard C Gay, pastor of
Concord Baptist Church. Rrook
lyn , N Ypreached at Mount
Zion Baptist Church Rocky
Mount Sunday. July 10 at 11
a. m. He is m the ettv on a
month s vacation with his fami
ly Rev Gay t s the Protestant
ha plain of the Jewish Hospital j
of Brooklyn, serving all Protes
rant patients of man\‘ denomi - |
nations and races He is also j
vice president of the Interde- j
nonvnationa! Ministers' Alliance
of Brooklyn and Long Island.
i
Rev, Booth \
Co-Authors 1
A Hymn
CINCINNATI. Ohio Rev. I, V
Booth, pastor of Zion Baptist j
Church, having recently edited a
1 volume Who's Who In Baptist A- j
menca" honoring the late Dr. W
if Jernagin. is also co-author of
a hymn dedicated to this late Bap- j
1 ist leader entitled "Brothers Join- ;
ed in Heart" Mrs. Elizabeth Mad
fix Huntley of St Louis, Mo
hares authorship with him in the
.■reduction of this hymn.
While in Brazil, the 10th
Congress of the Baptist World
Alliance honored his authorship
wfc'-n world-famed Robert
Bradley and Mrs. Marilyn So
ften Sosa sang the hymn as a
due! on Thursday evening al
the opening,
Rev Booth was further honored I
v hen Mrs Sot a. who is also the j
■'aughter of the newly Piocted pre- j
joined him on Saturday
morning at a Radio Broadcast "Bi- •
b! School of the Air", conducted I
Sv Pastor David Gomes reaching I
ili .' ton tiu'niighout the whole
nf Biazil.
Vv.pastor in Bv tzi! Dr
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th '• . Iv. :rn of Fretherhnod
■ Portugur s» Janguaye thus
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10 College Students Awarded
Scholarships By Foundation
CHICAGO, m. Ten outstand
ing Negro college students have
been awarded four-year medical
scholarships from a $60,00(1 grant
announced today by the Alfred P
Sloan Foundation, and National
Medical Fellowships. Inc., of Chi
cago.
A step toward helping alle
viate the critical shortage of
Negro doctors in the U. S., the
first National Medical-Sloan
Foundation awards were marie
possible by a $60.00(1 contribu
tion from the Sloan Founda
tion for the 1960 school year.
Announcement of the grant wa
made jointly by Dr. Arnold J. Zur
cher. Executive Director of the
Sloan Foundation, and Dr. Frank
lin C. McLean, emeritus professor
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Chicago, and Secretary-Treasurer
of the NMF.
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