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THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1970
Shaw University Finalizes Plans
For Big Million Friends Campaign
The Steering Committee of
Shaw University’s National A
lumril Association, which was
appointed to plan the Alumni’s
One Million Friends for Shaw
University, announced last week
that plans are in their final
stages for the son »1 launching
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According to Steering Com
mittee chairman, Dr, I eon C,
Riddick, the Alumni decided
it wanted to play a special
part in Shaw University’s De
velopment Campaign. The deci
sion was made, according to
Dr. Riddick to solicit a Million
Friends each year sot S' aw
throng’ the National Alumni
Association of the University.
Far ' men.' r of the organiza
tion would he responsible for
as narr nf !is friend and as
sociates as possible to con
tribute $2.00 or more to the
University for Scholarships and
other unrestricted needs of the
University.
Riddick, a North Carolina na
tive, now p istoling the largest
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SMITH UNIVERSITY’S CHOIR OFFICERS-
Charlotte: Recently elected officers of the John
son C. Smith University choir are (ltor) treas
urer Carolyn Chesnutt; Vice President Matthew
Holland; President. Arba Hall; and Secretary
Mary Jefferson. An integral part of campus
life at JCSU, the choir will tour mid-western
states this school year. (Peters Photo).
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PAUL THE MASTER
BUILDER
In I Cor. 3:10 the Apostle
Paul declan s by di vine inspira
tion:
"According to the grace of
God which is given unto me, as
a w-i.se (instructed) mast e r
hullder, I have laid the founda
tion, and another buildeth tiiei e
on. But let every man take heed
now he buildeth thereupon.”
In what sense was Paul the
master-builder of the Church,
and what "foundation” did he
lay 0 Did he not himself say that
"other foundation can no man
lay than that is laid, which is
Christ Jesus”? Yes, he did--
and in this very passage! He
sought to lay no other founda
tion than Christ, hut God Pad
chosen him to proclaim Christ
In a new way.
Some years previous our
Lord had asked His disciples:
"Whom say ye that I am,”
and Peter had instantly replied;
“Thou art the Christ (Messiah),
the Ron of the living God”
(Matt. 16;16). This is how be
lievers in general had recogniz
ed Him at that time (John 1:49;
6:69; 11:27; 20:31). Indeed, the
Church Chuckles by cA rtw hi ( ;H' 1 1
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"Pesky atheists always find a new angle!"
Black Baptist Church in Char
lotte, said the idea was born
in Raleign. He saia Mrs.
Blanche Rivers, President of
the local Alumni Chapter pre
sented flip idea to the national
president, Vernon Maiom , a
Raleigh native. "V\e have been
busy across the country lining
up support ever since.”
The Alumni is handling all
details, and doing all the leg
work to make the project a suc
cess.
"Whatever the University
realizes from this effort,”said
D;. Kitig V, Cheek, Jr., Piesi
dent of Shav. "we will owe the
hard work and tremendous ef
fort to th< 1 f SI aw,’’
"The long montl s of pian
nir.y and hard work will just
begin rather than end,” said
Mrs. Rivers, when we foimal
ly kick the campaign off. The
kick off is scheduled for Nov.
20, at 7 p.m. That is when A
lumni will return to Shaw for
i'.i miaiai coming festivi-
Messianic kingdom was to be
established upon Christ as
God’s annointed Son (Messiah
means "announted’’),
But with the raising up of
Paul, God began to form "the
Church which Is Christ’s body”
(Fph. 1:22, 23; Col. 1:24, 25).
This is the Church of today,
and it is founded, not on Christ
as King, bu* as the exalted Lord
and Head of the "one body”
(I Cor. 12 : 13).
Paul does not present Christ
as Messiah, but ns Lord. In
Rom. 10;9 he declares:
"That if thou shalt confess
with thy mouth Jesus as LORD,
and shalt believe in thine heart
that God hath raised Him from
the deed, thou shalt be saved.”
Again in I Cor. 12:3: "No man
can say that Jesus is the LORD,
but In the Holy Spirit.” And a
gain in Phil. 2:9-11 he declares
that God has highly exalted
Christ and given Him a name
above every name "that ev
ery tongue should confess that
Jesus Christ is L.ORD, to the
glory of God the Father.”
Have you confessed Him as
your Lord and Savior?
iit-a. t\ uaiiquet to launch the
Drive will be held on the cam
pus of Shaw University in the
University Ballroom at 7 p.m.
All proceeds according to Rid
dick will go to Shaw as a part
of the Alumni’s contribution to
th• ■ Million Friends Campaign.
The host chapter for all
Homecoming activities for a
lurnni is the local (Raleigh)
chapter. according to Mrs.
Rivers, Miss Alumni will be
crowned during the banquet.
Maivin P. Goode, ABC’s UN
Correspondent will keynote the
event.
"It time,” Riddick said,
with .1 note to urgency in iris
voice, "that we, as alumni of
predominately Mack colleges
and universities, decided to be
serious as a total organization
about the needs of our institu
tions. It is time we gave them
the support they so rightly de
serve.”
Riddick quickly added he was
not talking about the few Alumni
who continuously supported the
university each year, but he said
he was referring to the alumnus
who had and will continue to
leave (he institution without
ever returning or ever thinking
of it again unless he needs the
school again.
Riddick said "our black in
stitutions are playing a vital
role in educating our youth,
and it is up to us to take
the initiative in assisting in
their support. We can not es
pect outside sources to assist
with that support, if we do not
take the first step.”
Riddick says tie has no doubt
about the success of the cam
paign. "I’m thoroughly convinc
ed that those of us who have
remained close to Shaw through
the years will convince other'
"Shawites” of the need, and our
friends as well. We are shoot
ing for at least 500 people for
the Kick-Off Banquet” he add
ed.
MEDITATION
A SERMONFTTE
BY COLIN DOUGLAS
"Show Thy marvelous lov
ing-kindness. . Psalms 17;7.
Resolve today, and every day,
to be kind in thought, word and
deed. Try your very best to
bring only job, only peace, only
love, into the lives of all the
persons with whom you come
into contact. Resolve to be
kind, not only to your friends,
but to keep yourself lovingly
sensitive to the needs of those
who timidly stand apart--for
we all know that God does not
want ant of His children to
feel alone.
Resolve, when another per
son makes a mistake, that you
will not condemn him in your
thoughts or with any outer signs
of displeasure--that you will
act toward him as you would
have him act toward you if you
were in his place. And, if words
of correction seem advisable,
resolve to speak them in a
kindly and considerate tone of
voice.
Resolve that, when others
are irritable, you will not add
fuel to their fire by respond
■ ing irritably--but that you will
think of God, so that your
thoughts of Him may imbue you
and all your words and actions.
By adhering to these resolu
tions, you will change and re
make your world, filling it with
love joy, peace and harmony,
for if you radiate nothing but
love, kindliness, patience, tol
erance, generosity toward all
the persons about you, you can
not help but attract these same
qualities to yourself. Establish
ed in the spirit of God, you will
always walk along the right
path. Imbued through prayer
with the power of His presence,
your path will be cleared of
all barriers, and you will a
chieve your goals with the ease
of a conquering spirit.
"We love the children of
God, when when we love God.”
T John 5:2.
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UNICEF is active in over
100 countries, bringing mil
lions of children better health
and nutrition. But physical care
is not all that children need.
One-third of UNICEF's re
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poplution growth, UNICEF
is steadily increasing its flow
of educational equipment and
teacher-training grants in rranv
of these countries. Your contri
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this important work possible.
* * *
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fields of child nutrition, moth
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vocational training. Every child
needs the right kind of school
ing, so that he can grow up to
become a productive adult, able
to make constructive contribu
tions to the world’s progress.
Help UNICEF help children help
the world!
An investment in Your Future
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