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THE GOSPEL WORLD
BY JAMES THOMAS
T; ill 1 ' a Mother’s
; ;! Program held it
tl the \ illey Church
Ni( ht at 7;30. Featur
- v i- d Hall and the
and the Go.viel
guests svUl
■: >! the Evening
J C it Five, the
VI i » VJ. . 1•< *'y
t! :t ik
THOMAS
congregation wW
.icvs Saturday night
r h at ;! • Gates Chapel
God on the Rock
: ■i ■ it a ill be furn
: Spiritualettes of
’ -u old Boggs and
s; • cLils will sing
: i. Safety Club
o'clock.
! Ruth Leonard
~k at St. Patil Baptist
. ;d: ai 2p. m,
7 . i n and the De
t Qu'niet and .he
s ■ ill render a
1 • • j ,r< ram Sunday af
t ... ;t 2 o’clock at the
. a ■ :r -■! Christian Church
■ ilt b" a spec.il Mo
t’• La S' rvice held at
;. Ho’ine.'.s Church in
e%. . 1.. Yarborough
s, . th • noonday mes
ne Junior Choir will
1. <* of the music.
• • o;-j Celia Hayes will
. • ak .da-, night at 8 o’clock
at the- .itill- United Church of
;• til Seekers, the
; iiTt;pej s of C'reed
>th i's will render
teal program Sunday
■ i.. >: a I 2:30 at the Roles*
in Rolesville.
til be a big musical
. : eld at the W oodland
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Chapel Baptist Ch uch Sundjy
afternoon at 1 o’clock. On pro
gram will be the Golden Bells,
the Sons of Calvary of Raleigh,
the Goldenaires of Durham,
the Riley Hill Male Chorus
and many others.
Until next week, here ’s a
thought for today: “Freedom is
not complete unless we live it
the spirit of the LO:\i.
Florida A&M
Establishes
Program
In 1933, Florida A&M Univer
sity organized what we now cal!
The Training Program in
Speech Pathology and Audiology
which has for its purpose pre
paring personnel for employ
ment in public schools.
The graduates tend to the
speech, voice, language and
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Conservatory in the Peekskill and hold nut's
jobs as they wait for musical engage nr, ’its >
come in. They’re shown in UPI offices hi >v
April 28, 1971. (UPI)
hearing prob 1 e m s of handi
capped children in public
schools. Children with misarti
culatory, language, and voice
problems are given therapy in
dividually and in small groups
in a public school system.
Usually, the practitioner tra
vels by automobile to work with
children needing help with their
speech and language problems
of a very serious nature. The
speech pathologist is not a
speech improvement teacher,
but rather a therapist working
with deep-seated communica
tion problems.
Since 10", FAMU’s program
has graduated 190 speech
therapists. It has trained 90 per
I cent of the black therapists
[ in the state of Florida. More
than this, its speech therapy
trainees are working now in Al
abama, Maryland, Virginia,
South Carolina, Georgia and
Minnesota.
At the end of four years, a
student graduates with the B. S.
degree in speech pathology. Dr.
Marcus H. Roulware, program
director, will be glad to send
interested high school students
information a Unit this pro
gram.
READERS: For my publica
tion on Black Language arid
Slang, send one dollar to M.
H. Boulware, Florida AAM Uni
versity, Box 310-a, Tallahas
see, Florida, 32307.
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Former Shaw University Dean
Buried Mon. In Creedmoor
Dr. John Tlllev, son of U,"
late Hiiand Emma Til. --.,
was horn August 7, 1808 lr.
Granville County. H departed
this life April 27t0 : 1 .j>
an extend--.i idm-ss. '
services u • * la-id M<..nd.,y,
Mat 3, at Mount . ;• -.ptt •
Church, Cd-f in cj .
1 He secoive 1 his i1 ■ '.ca
tion in the Public Scho* . - :
Granville .. .•! limit o, <.
| ties.
He continu* l ids stu :d s at
what is now North C.U'lina
Centra! Uni\--rsitat i u:d;.f. ,
North Car- Una. His B. - id
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Doctor of Divinity Degrees
wolf received from Shaw Uni
versity in Raleigh, North
Cd; d. •. 11“ later attended the
Driver st: y nf Chicago \\ here he
received his B. D., masters
i Ph.D. Degrees. He also
dd Post Graduate work at this
University.
He was former pastor of
V.< nut Vei non Baptist Church,
C; - edn.oor, North Carolina,
Mount Gilead Baptist Church,
Durham, North Carolina, First
Baptist Church, Apex, North
Carolina as well as other local
church* s. He was a Master
Mason of the Mount Vernon
Lodge #74, Creedmoor, North
Carolina and also Moderator
of the East Cedar Grove As
sociation for a per iod of time.
For seventeen years, he was
an instructor at Shaw Univers
ity. His position at the Uni
versity Included the following:
Acting Doan of the College of
Arts and Science, Dean of tire
School of Religion, Director of
Public Relations and Alymni
Affairs. Other experiences in
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chide: President of Florida
Normal and Industrial College;
Director of Voter Education
and Registration; Office Man
ager of the Baltimore Branch
of the NAACP; visiting lectur
er of the School of Religion
at Howard University, Wash
ington, D. C.
He was married to Miss
Phv’lis Jones in the early 30 s
and to this union two children
were born.