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, Police Court were suspended by
fudge Hester who warned thpm
’hat if they are caught on the
streets after 6 p m at any time
luring the next six months
they will have to serve their
sentences.
The woman who was assaulted
was Mrs. Lillian Blakewood of
109 Arnold street. She positively
dent.ified the three boys arrest¬
ed but rould not identify the
others who were in the gan<
hat assaulted her.
She told the judge that she
had just gotten off a bus near
he Fred V/e.seels Homes from
her job at a shrimp factory a*
Thunderbolt and was walking
home when the gang attacked
her. hitting her in the head with
i briek and kicking her in the
stomach.
A witness who was standing
n a .store on Randolph street
went to the woman’s assistance
when he saw her being beater
Some one In the neighborhood
! who saw the trouble is said if
have called the police who ar-
■ived on the scene within a few
ninutes.
The gang which attacked the
Mrs. Blakewood was composed
of boys between the ages of id
uid 17 years. At. the trial Tues¬
day the boys told the judge they
were simply playing tug and
mew nothing of the brick
browing or kicking.
The judge promised Mrs.
dak' wood lull protection and
told her that if she is bothered
again she should 'report it to
iio police immediately.
it said that the Monday in-
"ident is the outcome' of a num-
cr of brushes between white
mil Negro bov.; in I he neigh-
borhood. of the Fred Wesscls
Homes which is separated from
a Negi'o section by Randolph
street.
SEVERAL NEW
TEACHERS AT
(Continued Horn Face One,
began his first regular college
year in the executive’s seat.
A new faculty member
is Mrs. Martha Martin of 1
Atlanta, with a B.S. in Educa-
hen, Hampton, and a MA. in
Education, Atlanta university, 1
and advanced study at Colum- i
hi a U, Division of Education,
An addition to the de- i
"nrtment of English will be
’iif of Mr E'hel Jacobs
Campbell, of Savannah, a BR.
j ’) English from Savannah State
| ] o'lege nniv"v<-it and n M Previously A from Atlan- she {
■> v,
'aught at Savannah State eol- >
I
i Two ' will ;
newcomers np' ear ;
\ the newly activated depart-
'V'nt o' irinriern languages Dr.
v lliem F Harper of cieve-
i ' ind Ohio, who will teach
French, hold . a M. A in French
I • rom Western Reserve iiuivcr-
11 v and n PhD. in French
j from Hie University of Paris
Ne has Laugh* at Wiley college
ad Dillard university. The
j "ther newcomer In the de
"ifmenf is John Lopez o!
; Nan lurk at, Massachusetts, who
I holds a M A. in French from
j Middlebury >r.ii He has (Vermont, also studied uni at -
v.
die University of Parts and
taught at Dillard university.
In mathematics Charles Ken-
nofli Dnoson will complement
the staff He hails from Erie,
Pennsylvania, and holds a IJ.S.
mathematcis from More-
house and a graduate degree
from Atlanta university. He
has taught at Westside high
: hool, Talladega, Alabama.
The music department gets
Miss Pearl V. Williams of
Washington, I) (’, who holds
, Mus. is from Howard end
ha. done work on the Mus. M.
| degree. She has taught a se¬
mester at. Howard university.
Physical •education will be
boosted by the coining of Miss
floe Uigiit. of Albany. She
holds a M il. in physical edu¬
cation from Hampton and has
| taught at C. C. White high
school. Powellsville ,N. C.
Bolstering science will be
Joseph C. Mitchell of Albany
! who holds a B.S. in science from
Fort Valley State college and
M. S. in biology from Atlan¬
ta university.
Hazard Practice School has
replaced teachers who left with
two others. One, Mrs. Pearl
Sanders, had once taught there 1
as a substitute teacher. She j
holds a B.A from Spelman and
school.
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SAVANNAH TRIBCNI
a M.A. from Columbia. Second
newcomer at Hazard i- Miss
Ernestine Brazand of Ilollan-
dale .Mississippi, who holds a
iT.S. in elementary education
trorn Jackson college and a M.
A. in education from New York
university. Previously, r, he
taught at the Anguilla high
school. Anguilla, Mi: i.ssippi,
and did YM ; 'A work in Wash¬
ington, D C.
Mi ■ Eon iso June i, the
new librarian.
SAV-H sr.'TT COLLEGE
ENROM-MFii!'
<<>uitinii' * r<■ -
the In forma' Nome cMin- •
classes.
Prescient tv, K. Payne an¬
nounced the appointment of
two new members to ; he college
staff. Miss Fannie '■'<;f. A.H
Clark college, has been appoint
Tl secretary in ‘he division '
Trades and Industrie., and Mis
Mary Sullivan, ns. Sava.nnar
Slate college, has been appoint
°tl secretary in the Savannal
State college library.
At a recent meeting of the
Savannah Chapter of the gay
’nnah State College Aiumn
Association, Robert Young, in
struetor at Haven Home schoo'
was elected president, to sue
seed Leonard Law, who serve
as president for the past eigh'
years. Also elected to ;erve wit!
Mr. Young were: Norman El
more, vice president: Mi s Rub;,
King, secretary; Miss I.uolllf
Andrews, assistant, secretary
Miss Lula Smith, treasurer: Ed
ward Green, chaplain: and
Miss Eunice Wright, reporter.
The report of the Aiunnv
Scholarship Commute:’ re
vealpd that 19 football player
tod been River, prar.’.. i:. iid a'
Lho college h r the cum n*
The Homecoming committor
: appointed as follows: Rob-
ert Vf'ung and Leonard Law
eo chairmen. Miss Radio Steele
William Pleasant, Malcolm
Thomas, Mrs. Lauretta Harris,
Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Edward
Greene, and Arthur’ C. Carter,
Miss Ruby King was elected to
^Present Savannah State col-
lege as ‘Miss Alumni tor
1954-55. Her attendants are
Miss Ruth Mullino and Mrs.
Lauretta Harris,
NAACP »»» 4 / ' r ‘ LAWERS »
LO A? AL
refused to semi them
back to the Ne; ro elementary
New Fat uity
<Continued from Page Onet
Center: Miss E, E. Mobley, M.S.
L.S., Atlanta university, cata-
loger librarian: Rev. John M.
Moncrief, Jr., college chaplain
and counselor: Mrs. Evelyn
Harris, B. S., Son'll Carolina
State college, secretary, pro-
fesxor of military science and
tactics; Sheliie Thomas, B.S.,
South Carolina State college,
instructor in music and band
director.
Charles Teamcr B.S., Clark
college, business office; Mrs.
Edna J. Mapp, B S. ymPh Caro¬
lina State college, secretary, di-
rector of student activities:
Miss Joan Mitchell, B.S.. North
Carolina State college, secre¬
tary. director of personnel and
guidance; Herman Cain, B. S„
Youth Caroline State college
fairy herdsman; Mrs. Clemmic
Webber M. S., South Carolina
State college, associate profes¬
sor of chemistry.
LOST
A reward is offered for a suit,
•ase (hilt was missing Angus!
hit, at (105 VV. Broad St. Any-
nc knowing where it can in-
cund, please notify Mrs. Vlar-
enc Colson at the samp address.
Contents, Winter and Summer
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