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RALEIGH, N. C.‘, SATURDAY, DLCEMJ3ER 10, 1966
Alpha Pi Chi Sorority Holds
Regional Confab In Florence
FLORENCE, S. C. - The
Southeastern Regional Con - ca
tion of the Alpha Pi Chi Sor
ority convened here 1 f.ursday,
Nov. 24, through Saturday. No..
26.
Mrs. Julia M. Washington,
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SUBJt : : N> Ti Y INC.
FOR I. CK O. 1 OVE
It has 1 re.: said that “th
world is dy ioi the lack »f
a little hit of lov-r.*’ When
this siateth-■ ' i n
the light oi Script in »•, s t ier,
it is found to ho the :• ict
opposite Os the : utii. : -mu
to what God’s W ord say . ain t
this;
“For Grd s . it du-tuml 1,
that H. a.. c His wM- ; ■'..’ton
Son, that vhosoeve belu
in Him -r-.in.-ld r ; hems ~ 1 ■■■•
have i rerlasting lit ”
(John 3:16). “God ccunumn Mi
His love toward >. .
while we v.. . ■ \:i
Christ died ioi us” (Is .... V .
‘"ln thi - was n. • ib sti
love of God toward vs,
cause that Go-.i .- if ’ Hi.
begotten Son into Hit tim'd
that we might 1, .e through :m . .
Herein is love, not that we
loved God, hut that He loved
us at id sent His Son to be the
propitatlon for cur sins” (7
John 4:9,10).
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THEY ALSO SERVE—Three of the hostesses tar the annual
Tt •'-Vstriving Kill at Bennett College mak la. minute
check Indore intermission rotTv:.' - ,neats v -erveu. left
to right: Misses Anita White of A -.twille; Hen lettu Harris
of Philadelphia, Pa., and Janice Wilson of Hightstown, x. j.
Shaw University
Announces Study Form
A noted authoi a id lecturer
on the Middle East will launch
Shaw University’s first Inter
national Studies forum Alien he
speaks on the subject, “Some
Causes of the Turmoil in the
Middle East,” Wednesday, Dec.
7, at 7:30 p. m. in Greenleaf
Auditorium on the campus.
Erich Waldermai Bethmann,
the Initial speaker, s will be in
troduced by Dr. King V. Cheek,
dean of the college atShav. Uni
versity.
Bethmann is vice president
research. American Friends of
the Middle East, Inc. He is
a native of Berlin, Germany,
but now resides in Washington,
D.C. A graduate ot Theolo
Church Chuckles by CARTWRIGHT
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national president of the sorori
ty was me main speakei at tiie
convention meeting which was
held Friday night at Mt. Zion
AMK Church. Mrs. Washington,
who is an administrative assis
tant on tin National Council of
; no .-lout us are dying in
!, :t -is , I • not “for lack
, in . • i•' of love.’’ It
1 ; a’i 1 • ■ ■ - i reject
i , c- -,..« i, ■,. | jv.it Gt>d has
n ...!•• •. •! to ns l: His Son.
v. are fold in John 1:10, 11
it. >t 'tje • m *!'■ world, and
tl.e .os made hv Him,
and: : v . Iti is::,- - Him not.
1 : is own, and
. itin not.”
Ti'i.-s t!v r •!,•’ men
i .Meeting His love. “And
■ t • c< >!'■ i>r ■ *i(vri 9 •* • *vc
J i»:•, '''.hat light is come into
t’u v bnt men loved dark
.f ; rarhm than light” (John
“I, . : atm-r 10 - .eth the Son,
and hath yna-r all things unto
lijjp h.ind.
“1L fat beim-th on the
Son hath everlasting lift; and
he itv belie’.eth. not the Son
shall not sc.- lile, but Hit wrath
o! God abided on Him’ (John
3:3.-, 36).
“Believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ, and thou shalt be
saved” (Acts 16:317.
gical Seminar., Eriodenau,
specializing in chinch history
and education. Mr. Bethmann
has done graduate- workatstan
norough College, Watford, Eng
land, Livingstone College, Lon
don: am! at Hie School of Or
ieni.H cedes American Uni
versity at Cairo, where he con
cern rated on Arabic and Is
lamic.
The former regional director
o! Missions for Transjordan
lias lectured in Arabic on hls
tor>, psychology and religion,
and was u ora tim< assistant
edito: of u four-volume work
on church history: “Medieval
Period and Reformation.”
Christians and Jews, in her dy
namic speech to the group,
spoke of the problems of living
together, and of the changes
occurring In the world but said,
one of the greatest concerns to
us is the coming of age of the
American Negro which is sym
bolized in the struggle over civil
l ights. She concluded by say
ing, “We must work together to
repair broken lines of com
munication between peoplesana
create new ones where there
have been none before.”
The Alpha’s of Dillon, who at
tended were Mrs. RosaD, King,
Mrs. Annie E. Gibson, Mrs.
Thomas Dudley, Mrs. Willie
Crawford, Miss Leola Bethea,
and Mrs. Mae Rose Legette.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph V.
Ward and children were the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Crawford and also Mrs.
Maitie F. White of Brooklyn,
N. Y., who is a relative of
Mrs. Crawford.
Christmas
Carol Concert
Set At A&T
GREENSBORO--The A&T
College Choir will present its
animal Christmas Carol Con
cert on Sunday, December 11.
The program is scheduled
for Harrison Auditorium be
ginning at 6:00 p.m.
The group, conducted by-
Howard T. Pearsall, chairman
of the A&T College Depart
ment of Music, will feature as
its in a j o r composition “Mag
nificat,” by Johann Sebastian
Bach. The three-part program
will also include a group of
Christmas Anthems anda group
of carols from home and abroad.
As is the usual custom, the
adudlence will join in the sing
ing of a group of familiar carols.
The public - is Invited.
MEDITATION
A SERMONETTE
BY COLIN DOUGLAS
“Fear not yet, neither be
dismayed by reason of this
great multitude; for the battle
is not yours, but God’s.”--
Chron. 20:13.
In our day to day living
wv are constantly confronted
with issues that make it
necessary for us to take some
stand. When we keep our
selves in tune with God, when
we open our hearts and minds
to inspiration and guidance, we
are never wavering or un
stable in our attitudes or re
actions toward other persons
or to situations. We are able
to take a positive stand as
we align ourselves with God.
There are times when our
thoughts about some situation
are not in agreement with
the other persons involved.
When we seem to stand alone
in our convictions, we need
more than ever to keep our
thoughts and feelings center
ed on God; we need to guard
against any feelings of criti
cism or condemnation; we
need to remember that “the
battle Is not yours, but God’s.”
We can stand firm in our own
convictions, we can keep faith
in our beliefs, we can fear
lessly follow the inspiration
and guidance of the Father as
we keep our faith steadfastly
centered in Him.
Within each one of us is
the Spirit of God --thesource
of all wisdom, all understand
ing, all power. Each day
we should put the government
of our life upon this Spirit.
Through prayer we must turn
to the Father for guidance,
for direction, for inspiration
in every situation in life, for
the true solution to every
problem that may arise. As
we keep in mind throughout
our days that God is ever
with us, enabling us to do the
things that need to be done
by us, we find that we have
time to do many things that
we have heretofore thought
impossible to us, we are in
spired always to do our best,
and we live more gratifying,
more successful, and more
joyous lives.
“I can do all things in Him
that strengthened me” --
Phil. 4:13.
Music Students
Give Recitals
The Music Department oi
Shaw University presented the
first in a series of recitals
by students on Wednesday, Nov.
30, at 11:45 a. m. in the Uni
versity Chapel.
These students of Hubert E.
Walters, Mrs. Karen Young and
Mrs. Marie Harder perform
ed: Charles Thompson, Isaac
Hoskins, Martin Banks, Robert
Hassell; Misses Kay F. King,
Gall Fields and Elaine Croom.
David Maves is co-ordinator
of Shaw’s Music Department.
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