PAGE EIGHT
More S. C. Negro Hi School
Grads Than Whites
Attend College
ORANGEBURG. S. C. (ANpt
—In proportion to their num¬
bers. more Negro high srhoo;
graduates of Orangeburg than
whites attend college, a survey
taken here revealed last week.
City Supt. of Schools R V/
Rushton made the arliounce-
ment after the survey commit¬
tee had completed its report.
He explained that t his w:
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“PLENTIFUL FOODS” FOK THANKSGIVING
AT HOWAHD
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In preparing for Thanksgiving, the economy-minded director of
home economics at (toward University, Dr. Flemmie P. Kittrell,
center, gives two of her students tips on food cost savings by
pointing out the advantages of buying' plentiful foods. Her
Thanksgiving menu for Howard’s Home Management House in¬
cludes such relatively low-cost nutritious food items as dried fruits,
carrots, cabbages, grapefruit, potatoes, cranberries, and pecans. i
These are some of the plentiful foods which.give you more for your
money than alternative foods which usually are higher issded in price.
A month by month list of foods in plentiful supply is to
interested organizations by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. !
I’a., The students with Hr. Kittrell are Miss Kita Barnes of Reading,
and Miss Jean Terry of Washington, D. C.
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Federal Council of
Churches To Celebrate
Continued from Page 1
for cooperative action.
Shur the _ Federal . , Council _
was born at Philadelphia Dec.
2 l ™’ there has been a re-
markable growth of the coop-
•.rative moycment among the
|churches, The Federal Dr. Cavert Council observed
j now
| comprises 22 Protestant com¬
munions and ihree Eastern
Orthodox bodies, and there are
councils of churches in 40
states and 670 conn,tries and
states and G70 counties and ci¬
ties-
“The Churches, through this
network of councils,’ Dr. Ca-
vert .said, “are working to-
Tether In common tasks in the
local community, the state and
he nat.on.
“The movement of church
cooperation has spread widely
In other countries, largely un-
der the influence of the Amer-
lean example. It was climaxed
ills year by the establishment
of the World Council of
Churches as a permanent body
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years to the day, the Federal
Council of Churches first con¬
vened in the Academy of Mu¬
se in Philadelphia, the present
leadership will join in a cele¬
bration in Cincinnati
Present will be a church
leader who has been associat-
ed with the Federal Coiftic.l as
a member since Us birth _ Dr
G w Richards , Lancaster,
pre sidem-emeritus of the
Evangelicul and Reformed
church He wll speak on -The
Contribution of the Federal
Council to Christian Unity ” '
Four former presidents, Bish-
op Francis J. McConnell, Lu-
casville, 6 hio; Bishop Ivan Lee
Holt, St. Louis, Mo.; Dean Lu-
ther A. Weigle, New Haven,
Coiln., and Bishop G. Bromley
Oxnam, New York, will also
g've addresses. Three other
former pres idents, Rev. Dr. Ed-
(gar D eWitt Jones, Pleasant
:Ridge Mich.- Rev. Dr. George
A . Buttrick, New York, and Rt
Rev Henry St. George Tucker,
Richmond, Va., will send mes-
usages.
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At the opening session
i4Cth anniversary meeting at
Hotel Gibson Wednesday,
D pc - 1, Dr Cavert will g.ve a
jreview and an interpretation of
' the Federal Council’s 40 years’
service to the churches and the
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nation. “The Federal Council 1
—-Yeiteiday, Today.and Tomor- .
{row,” is his topic.
■ Approximately ?.5C off cial
delegates of the churches com-!
r rising, v.:' Federal Council,,
ar',d 150 other church leaders!
are expected to attend the |
three-day meeting under the
leid or sh 1 p nf Charles P. Taft
of Cincinnati, president.
Appointment of the chairman
and secretary of each of the
six sections which will give ex¬
tended study to primary issues,
preliminary to consideration by
the plenary session, v/as an¬
nounced.
| ivi.i-ey vice president of the
Railway LUpresi AJcncy, will
pres'de ov r the section devot¬
ed to “The Development of a
Greater Lay Participation and
Leadership in the Church.” Ed-
jwirf W. Parsons, executive Council sec¬
retary, the National oi
Northern Baptist Men, will be
secretary.
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“T::e Mln'stry of the Church
to C.ier People,” chairman,
O.is R Rice, chanlain of St.
Luke’s hcspital, New York, s"c-
retary. Rev. Paul B Mayes, di¬
rector of the Research Study
of Religious Ministry to Older
Pecple.
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jelist'c Advance, 19-19-1950,”
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righau.en, Princeton Theologi-
cal Seminary, Princeton, N. J-;
ecretary, Rev Fred C. Sch-
veinfurth, secretary of evange¬
lism, Evangelical and Reformed
Church.
“Programs and Policies of
the Churches in the F eld of
Human Rights,” chairman, Mrs.
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____ 1 Church Services Hour of Faith
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12:15 Old Fash. Rev. Hr. Piano Playhouse Lutheran
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It Pays to be Ig nt Under Arrest 5.00
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8:15 The UP News Chapel in the Sky Top of
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11.30 Jack Berch Show Monday Mus ic by Martin_ Minute Quiz 11:45
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12.45 Farmers Digest_ Our Gal Sunday Musical Mill
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 194
“The Responsibility of the
Churches in Dealing with Ju¬
Delinquency,” cha rmar (
Dr. Shelby Harrison, director
emeritus, Russell Sage Founda¬
tion; secretary, Miss Thelma
elevens, Women’s Division of
Service, Methodst
Board of Missions.
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"The” Responsibility cf th
American Churches tor Dis
placed Perrons and Oversea
Aid,” chairman, Revt Franklit
C. Fry, an' pres dent, United Lu
tier church; secretary, Rev
Stanley I- Etuber, director o-
public relations. Northern Bap
tist Convention.
