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FAMILY CHAT - Mr. and Mrs. William E. Goode, Sr., talk with their twin sons, Lt. Jack Goode,
right center, and Lt. William Goode, Jr., right, who last week were commissioned as officers,
respectively, in the Army and Air Force following their graduation from A&T College. Jack has
been granted a deferment, permitting him to study medicine at Meharry Medical College this
fall, and William Jr., who completed training at A&T during his senior year, will report for
active duty later this summer for training as a jet pilot. The senior Goode, now dean of men at
A&T, retired last year as lieutenant colonel in the U. S. Army.
Substitute Mai! Handler Posts Open In Raleigh
The Postal Board of U. S. the Raleigh Post Office. Start-
Civil Service Examiners, ing salary is $2.37 per hour.
Greensboro, has announced that Mail Handlers load, unload,
applications will be accepted and move bulk mail, and per
for examination for positions form duties incident to the
as Substitute Mail Handlers in movement and processing of
RECEIVES NAACP LIFE MEMBERSHIP - Dr. R. P. Ran
dolph (left) is being presented an NAACP Life Membership
Certificate by Gloster B. Current, Director of Branches and
Field Administration, NAACP at the Freedom Sunday Observ
ance at Mt. Gilead Baptist Church, Durham, recently.
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operating canceling machine,
rewrapping parcels, etc.
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this age limit is waived for high
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225 Cited At Shaw’s Convocation
Shaw University's annual A
wards - Honors Convocation,
held in the college’s Greenleaf
Auditorium last w'eek, featur
ed citations,, scholarships and
awards to some 243 students.
The awards, which were in
recognition of achievement in
scholarship, athletics and out
standing service in department
al and other campus activities,
included certificates, scholar
ships, and trophies.
Annie Marie Hill, of Mount
Olive, who is currently com
pleting her junior year at Wel
lesley College, received the top
academic award. She was given
the Catherine Hughes Waddell
Scholarship.
Other special awards were
the following: the University
awards to the two top ranking
students in the junior, sopho
more, and freshman classes:
Erma Dean Baker, Greenville,
and Carrie Thornton, Durham,
(juniors); Geraldine Turner,
Mobile; Ala., and Carolyn Smi
ley, Birmingham, Ala. (sopho
mores); and Harold Dunn of
Raleigh, and Cecile Ponson of
New Orleans, La. (freshmen).
Haywood Moye, a senior from
Raleigh, was awarded the Ra
leigh Unit of the North Car
olina Teacher’s Association a
ward.
Among those who received
special athletic awards were:
Nathan Walton, Elizabeth City,
in football, and Robert Height,
Raleigh; Bennie Lake, Ashe
ville, and Ira Mitchell of New
York, N. Y. in basketball.
Other awards follow: Dr.
A. M. Moore Memorial Prize;
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Asheville.
. Mrs. Ella Steward Plaque to
the Senior for Achievement in
Biology: Shirley Moss, Bridge
port, Conn.
The Brooks Dickens Memor
ial Award in Education; Pamela
Lacewell, Clay-ton.
The Rev. John H. Clanton
Theological Award; O’Kelly
Lawson, Henderson.
Alpha Theta Omega Chapter,
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority A
ward; Robbie L. Debnam, Ra
leigh.
Beta Lambda Chapter, Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority Award;
Adell Stokes, Ruffin.
The John W. Winters Aca
demic Excellence Awards: Eva
Marie Grandy, Norfolk, Va (Bi
ology); Ruby R. Sea brook,
Charleston, S. C. (business)
Shirley A. Hinton, Raleigh
Chemistry; Bobby McClain, Ra
leigh (mathematics); and
Charles A. Johnson, Asheville
(music).
lota lota Chapter, Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity Award: Gerald
Derr.lngs, River Rouge, Mich.
W. C. Lawrence Scholarship:
Souvonia Elleby, Rowland.
The J. Milton Newman Schol
arship: Gerald Demings, Riv
er Rouge, Mich.
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Mae Tynes, and Bruce Winston.
Junior Counselors - Anthony
Carpenter, Collie Coleman,
Charles C. oray, tva M, Gran
dy, Charles A. Johnson, Beau
regard King, Joyce Rolle, Don
na Archer Tutt.
Who's Who - Annie G. Ab
bott, Vera Jean Allen, Kermit
Britt, Jr., Daniel Burrell, Jr,,
Robert L. Christian, Collie
Coleman, Robbie L. Debnam,
Eva Marie Grandy, Sterling Mc-
Nair, Minnie P. Mitchell, Sheila
A. Ray, Joyce Rolle, Wilton L.
Smith, and SandriaD. Williams.
Music - Annie G. Abbott, Wal -
ter Agers, Edith Cox, Jesse
Edmonds, Candis W. Ferrell,
Shirley A. Gray, Julia Horne,
Martha R. Jackson, Charles A.
Johnson, Marjorie M. Lee,
Ethel Moore, Joyce Rolle, Bet
ty Stanley, Selma Spicer, Rachel
Williams, James E. Wilson.
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G. Abbott, Erma Dean Baker,
Kermit Britt, Jr , Patrick Bry
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Shirley Ann Hinton, Pearl A. B,
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Second Term - Erma Dean
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Burch, Daniel Burrell, Jr., Nel
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Cheek, Robert L. Christian,
Collie Coleman, Wesley L.
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Shirley Ann Hinton, James E.
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Martha Rae Jackson, Betty M.
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Cecile Ponson, CarolynSmilgy,
Charles Gilbert Spellman, San
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GOAL NOT ATTAINED
WILMETTE, 111. Dr. Dav
is S. Ruhe, national secretary,
Baha is of the United States,
declared last week that "while
making great progress in se
curing legal equality for its
racial groups, America has yet
to achieve true acceptance of
the brotherhood of man in the
hearts of all its citizens.” He
noted that the country cannot
“achieve its greatest destiny
. . . until all its peoples have
made not only an outward ac
ceptance of racial equality, but
an inner, heartfelt conviction
erf love for their fellow men of
whatever race.”
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