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SL Augustine's College Lists
Plans For Commencement Here
Or. Faroes A. Bo#**®, ptre«c»en* of
?t. A«sawHne*B OoHege baa an
nounced ttiM She Koryw-abl* O
Mersnen WilMarr*, iormer Govewnor
of Michigan, will cteMver the Com
mencement Aftrtcew §nd receive an
honorary degree at St. Augustine's
College, on May 28. Mr. WilWeros m
now an Assistant Secretary of State
for African Affairs in die Kennedy
DEAR SALLS& My huabatxFs
mother k coming to vSeit w for a
weekend, and we have oni& one
bedroom, a living room, and kat
c-hec. lie seys we should use die
sole-bad in the living room and let
her have our bedroom. I don’t
thin* so. After ail, our things are
aM to the bedroom, and it. would
be terribly inconvenient going in
and out constantly. Why shouldn't
the sleep in the living room? Will
yens please et-rtle this argument?
MARJORIE.
DEAR MARJORIR: Let’s con
sider Rite sensibly, and with
good taMf ten mind. Yonr moth
w-iji nw will he your guest;
ehe te an older woman: and
mtrely you’ll want her to he
most comfortable. H the more
comfortable sj>ot te your bed
room, you could then bow
gracefully bo her wishes. But
be considerate and suggest the
bedroom first, yoe’t you?
DfiAR SALLY: I'm completely,
despesskely. head-over-heels in love
wytsh a girl who refuses to encour
age me m aev way, but simply ig
nores me purposely just to make
me mtsernkle. I know this for a
feet, because she told 3 friend of
mine that die was really in love
with me, but bked to see me
squirm. I don't know what to do—
give her up or hold on a little long
er to the hope that she will relent,
and give me wnv sign that she
thinks well of me. She's a lovely
airl with the most beautiful brown
eyes vou've ever seen. Will you
In-Service Institute Provided By
Science Grant At Saint Augustine’s
Dr James A. Boye®, pmsdend of
?■ Augusttne'-e College has an
nounced that the National Science
Foundation has provided the Col
lege a grant to support an In-Serv
ice Institute in Math emetics for
Elementerjr Sclicol Teachers and
Supervisory Personnel, under the
direction of Dir. Prezell R Rohin
fon. academic dean The Institute
is to begin September 28, 1961, and
terminates May IX, 1962.
This program w ill enable the
college to provide tuition free
grants, plus travel and a SI0.0!)
hook allowance for thirty qual
ified elementary teachers and
supervisors. The program will
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So an earlier eeteese. fc was an
•newioed that f%ie Rt. Rev. Daniel
Coer man o< the Home Department
of the Protostent Episcopal Church
would be the speaker, but due to
other commitments, he will be un
able to attend.
On Sunday, May IN, The Rev
Wiiliwm Van Croft, Associate Rec
HEAR SALLY
piaase help nut* SAM
D7AS SAM: Those fr*s*feNtj!
brown eyes cam cry, too. K yon
want to find o»t foe yourself
just how she thinks of vow, try
playing up to some of the other
girls. Maybe, ts you stop
squirming'’ so much over her.
rtie’N appreciate you more And
H* your attention* to the other
girls have no effect on her.
then at least you'll know where
you stand.
DEAR SALLY: We havs a rather
serious problem with a very dear
friend of mine. She hires our 14-
vear-old daughter almost every
Saturday or Sunday to baby-sit
with her 3-year~old son. and some
of these chores last as lone as fiva
hours—ne'er less than two hours.
My friend has never asked my
daughter what she charges, but
simply gives her SO cents, and a
couple of times gave her just a
quarter. We know that most of the
other girls in our neighborhood who
baby-sit. get 50 cents an hour, and
some of the older women get more
than this. My girl and I both fpel
she should be better compensated
for this very responsible chore, hut
how can we handle it with my
friend? MOM.
DEAR MOM: As you say, ba
bysitting tea very important
job and the compensation for it
should be at the current pates
on a businesslike basis, even
between friends. One sugges
tion te that your daughter print
up a few husinew cards, stating
be Held op She cot!cue campus
each Saturday from HhOft am,
to 18-30 pm.
The objectives of this program
are: (<l> To impro'e the subject
matter competence of the partici
pating elementary school teachers
and supervisory personnel
f2' To provide members of the
Trrtitute an opportunity to study
the subject-matter of Arithmetic,
apart from the teaching of Arith
metic. so that they may better un
derstand the underlined mathemat
ical attitudes of Arithmetic.
i9> To familiarize the teachers
with the subject-matter content of
the more modern programs in
lor of St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
will deliver the baccalaureate ser
mon in the college chapel at 5:00
pm.
Mr. Williams will speak at 10:30
e m. on the college quadrangle This
:s tile first time in the history of
the college that honorary degrees
are given.
Other prominent citizens will al
so receive honorary degrees.
her fee*, her time* of vraMabil
toy, phone number, and ether
pertinent information then
hand one of these to your
friend.
DEAR SALLY: My wrto te for
ever getting into a neighborhood
fuss. We have two children, aces
10 and 8, and our neighborhood is
loaded with kids. Whenever one of
our kid* has a run-in with a play
mate. my good woman has to stick
her nose into it She has gone to
the parents of several of the young
sters "to straighten out matters,"
and then she gets involved in a
battle of her own with the parents.
The kids, of course, make up real
quick, but my wife is on bad terms
with three-fourths of the neighbor
hood Advice? PK
DEAR P. K.: Any parent who
repeatedly gets involved in the
petty squabbles of her children
is more childish than the kids.
Parents should step In only un
der unusual circumstances. If
I were you. I’d ask your wife to
please wait untii you get home
before "anything is done" —and
then, more often than not, the
kids will usually have already
dons all the settling necessary,
TO JILL: This fellow sounds like
bad news to me. Any man who
would break off with a girl "for
no good ’•eason at all." and shy
away from any later telephone dis
cussions regarding it. has proved
himself of little or no principle
Arithmetic tn the elementary
schools, and to enhance their abil
ity to understand these programs
<4> To afford opportunity for the
teachers to acquaint, themselves
with the use of a wider variety of
source materials for motivating el
cmentary pupils in the study of
Arithmetic in the elementary
school
<s> To discuss, under expert
guidance, current problems and
trends in the elementary school
Arithmetic curriculum.
During the first semester a course
metic". will be offered, along with
a Seminar, entitled, "The Psychol
ogy of Teaching Arithmetic in the
Elementary School." Beginning the
second semester, the course. ‘“New
Horisons in Arithmetic", along with
a Seminar, entitled, "Recent Trends
in the Elementary School Curricu
lum". will be offered
Teachers who are interested in
thte program should write to Dr
Prezell R Robinson, dean, Saint
Augustine's College, Raleigh. N C ,
for an application and further in
formation.
VCLC Calls
Off Sit-ins
For May 17
PETERSBURG. Vs Th* Vir
ginia Christian Leadership Confer
ence, an affiliate of The Southern
Christian Leadership Conference of
Atlanta. Georgia, in a special meet
mg, called off plans for Congress
ional Sit-ins of Prince Edward
County School Students in behalf
of Free Public School Education
Having been made aware of the
action of the United States Govern
ment toward the deprivation of
schools in Prince Edward County.
Dr. Milton A Reid announced that
our purpose in going to Washing
ton, D. C. has been served.
The Virginia Christian Leader
ship Conference sparked nation
wide attention on the latented
plight, of closed schools in Prince
Edward County on January 2, 1961,
with a pilgrimage for free public
school education. It was at the first
meeting of the Virginia Christian
Leadership Conference that the
group voted, unanimously to take
the problem of Prince Edward
County to the Federal Government
for action. Plans for the Congress
ional Sit-ins were endorsed by sev
eral national organizations includ
ing CIO-AFL, and The American
Friends Service Committee.
It was being sponsored by the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference of Atlanta, The
Congress of Racial Equality of
New York and The National
Beauticians Association with
headquarters In Washington, D.
C, The project was being co
ordinated by the Virginia
Christian Leadership Confer
ence, The Virginia Leadership
Conference had beep in com
munication with the Govern
ment Officials since early De
cember 1860 in regards to
Prince Edward County.
The artificial insemination pro
gram now embraces nearly a third
(about seven million) of the cows
in tiie U. S.
RECEPTION FOR SIERRA LEONEON A group of the Raleigh Deltas assembled at
the home of Mrs. Alice Solomon in honor of Mrs. Alice Fitzjohn, a diplomat from Sierra Leone.
Africa. Some of the persons present were, seated, left to right: Mesdames Rosalie Williams, Elnora
Kee. Jimmie Bugg Middleton . a founder of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Mrs. Muriel Alice Fitz
iohn, honored guest; Mrs Gila Harris, chapter president, Mesdames Marguerite Exam. Vivian
Sansom, and Alberta Levingston■ Standing, Dr. Wilmoth Carter. Mesdames Harve!e;gh White,
Elizabeth Coefteld, Margaret Purvis. Gladys White, Misses Carrie Harrison. Vivian Davis Almena
Nunn, Mesdames Daisy Nelson. Alice Solomon Miss Margaret Bugg. Mrs Etta Toole, Miss Glo
ria Lester. Mesdames Thelma T. Dalev, May Weeks, chairman, and Mary Cullers.
(1»&L To Si ress
Farm Promotion
Carolina Power A Company an
nounced recently an itensified ag
ricultural development activity
aimed at, increasing farm income
in th» two Carolinas.
To direct the work. CP&L has
obtained the full-time services of
W. .J. Ridout, Jr . publisher of Elec
tricity on the Farm magazine and
former extension specialist in the
Carolinas The project succeeds the
fmer-farms phase of CPAL pro
gram for "helping to build a Ptner
Carolina."
Fldout will assume the posi
tion of agricultural develop
ment. He also will coordinate
CP&l.’s present agricultural de
velopment work carried out bv
agents Robert Thompson at
Wilmington, Burwrti Smith at
Asheville and G. H. Stewart at
Florence. S. C.
Stewart said "The many-prong
ed program will have two ultimate
objectives. One will be to stimulate
increased farm income in the two
states, and the other will be to e.n
enurage greater use of electricity
on the farm "
: Advised of the plan N C Gov.
Terry Sanford commented: "I wish
t congratulate Carolina Power A
Light Company upon its foresight
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