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SATURDAY, SEP!'. 26, 1969
COLLEGIATE NOTES
By Wilton C. Scott
National Council of Churches
To Honor SSCProf
The Bureau of Research and
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Savannah stat e
College, to be published toge¬
ther with other abstracts in
the September issue of “Relig¬
ious F Ideation.” Dr. Taylor was
informed early in July by Dr.
Helen F. Spaulding, director,
Christian Education Research.
Subject kualysis of dissertation: “An
of Religicus Counsel¬
ing Practices of Nine Selected
Negro Colleges.”
SSC Liaison Officer Named
For Danforth Foundation
The Danforth Foundation, an
educational foundation located
in St: Louis, Missouri, invites
applications for the ninth class
(1960) of Danforth Graduate
Fellows from college senior men
and recent graduates who are
preparing themselves for a
career of college teaching, and
are planning to enter graduate
school in September, i960, for
thelr fir t year of graduate
study. The Foundation wel¬
comes applicants from th e
Mc!N TOSH
I5y Mrs. Lola M. Dixon
Sunday was communion
' at Thebes AME church with
Sunday School followed by a
dynamic sermon by Rev. J. P.
Greene, pastor. j
Funeral services for Mrs.
Ohloie Varnedoe of Holmestown
were conducted bv Rev. N. G.
Green at St. Peters church
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. She is
ruryived by her husband, Wil-
bam Varnedoe, S r „ sons, Wil-
Lam, Jr., Ed Luther and
. dore; daughters. Miss Iona Var-.
redo and Miss Wilhelmina Var-
nedoe, both of Now York city;
Mr “ Marv Belle Varnedoe
Webster of California a nd Miss
Dessie Varnedoe of Holmes- i
town;, her mother, Mrs. Susian |
Robertson of Holmestown; and,
daughters-in-law, Mrs. Lizzie M.
Varnedoe and Mrs. Mary Alice
■■ Varnedoe
St. Peters’ church was in j
charge of services at Bethel A.
‘ M. E. Church, Hinesville on
Friday might. {Rev. Green
preached.
Mrs. J. P. Greene was the
week end guest of Mrs. Zella
Ssrutchin of Jesup and Mr. and
Mrs James Richardson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hodges Sun¬
day.
(Mr. and Mrs. Lester Baker,
ir. and daughter, Cathy, are
fAcationing in Washington,
Massachusetts and Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clinord
of Greensboro N. C and little
Dan and Barbara have return-'
rd homo after spending a week
with Mrs. Dennis mother anA
sistor, Mrs. Hattie Williams and
Mrs. Willie Tyson. Mrs. Clin-
ord is the former Miss Mary
Johnson.
Spencer Gaulden, Jr., and
Miss Laura Mae Gaulden of Pat¬
terson, N. J., recently visited !
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1
Spencer Gaulden, Sr., Eddie
Baker, Jr., accompanied them
back to New Jersey.
Richard Simmons and famly
of Pittsburgh, Pa., were guests
of Mr. Simmons’ sister and
brother-in-law. Rev. Abe Sulli- i
van and Mrs. Brida Mae Sulli-;
van. They also visited Mr.
Simmons brother in Tillman, S. I
C. !'
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Loving j.
and their daughters.. Royce Lee
and Debra, of Jacksonville, Fla., |
visited Mrs. Loving’s mother, j
Mrs. Mamie Singleton, who is
ill.
CLYO
Bv Mrs. Richard M. Houstqn
During the week of Septem-!
ber 14-18 a revival meeting was'
b°ld at Taylor Chapel A. M. E.
Church, Rev. P. H. Mitchell of,
Savannah was evangelist forj
the week. He is pastor of New
Hone AME church at Guyton,
Sunday was pastoral day at
the church with the pastor,
Survey of the
National Coun-
cil of the Chur-
ches cf Christ
in the United
States of Ame-
ica has rec-
! mmended the
abstract of the
disser¬
tation of Paul
Lawrence Tay-
lor, director of
testing and
arenas of Natural and .Biological
Sciences, Social Sciences, Hu-
manities and all fields of spec-
ializa{k>h to ,be found in the
! | ^undergraduate college,
-President William .K. Payne
has named C. V. Gay as the
haison officer to nominate
the Danforth Foundation
or not to exceed three candi-
. . es for „ these 1960 ___ fellowships.
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All applications,
the recommendations, must be
completed by January 31, 1960.
Any stndent wishing further
information should get In
touch with our liaison officer.
900 Fulibright Scholarships
Available
Only two months remain to
apply for some 900 Futbright
scholarships for study or re¬
search in 28 countries, the In¬
stitute of International Edu¬
cation reminded (prospective
applicants today.
are being accepted until Nov. 1
Enrolled students at a college
ir university should consult the
campus Fulbright adviser
information and applications.
Others may write to the Infor¬
mation and Counseling Divis¬
ion, Institute of International
Education, 1 East 67th Street,
New York 21, New York 21,
New York, or to any of IlE’s
regional offices.
Competitions for the 1960-61
academic year close November
1, 1,959. Requests for applica-
Lion forms must be postmarked
before Got. 15, and completed
by Novemberr 1.
J. M. Dingle delivering the
lSunday a t 3 ;3 0 p. m. St.
Mark Baptlst church and pas _
tor> Rev R F Thornpaon mo _
t ored the Waters Grove Bap-
church. Sylvania to close
ou ^ ^he 5th homecoming pro-
f?ram. Money raised through-
ou *' $1.42.16. Rev. M.
J° nes I s pastor of the church.
Sunday evening the Good
Shepherd Aid and Benefit Soci-
me ^ L r) da r e with the
pr'f’sirlGnt, H. B. Goldwire.
siding.
Mrs Mattie M Ding i e
pd FTA Board of Managers
meeting September 11 and 12 at
the Peter G. Appling High
schoo i a t Macon,
>phe H. D. club met Monday
at the home of Mrs. Leattice
Brown . Plans were made for
Coun ty Fair. After
meeting a tasty repast was
-erved by the hostess, Mrs. R.
m. Shaw is agent.
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Miss Lillie M. Bryant
Mt. Hope Baptist church held
its fourth choir anniversary j
with the president, Mrs. Cora!
Thomas, in charge. Money rais-I
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Services were well .I attended ,. , ,
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at the St. „ John tv. _ Baptist , church , .
with the pastor, Rev. A. Mann
in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman 1 1
j e . Fla., are vacation-j
ing with Mrs Coleman’s broth- 1
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er , H . Poster.
(Daniel Rawls is visiting his!
ther, Mrs. Mattie Williams. !
and Mrs. A. Z. Michael
Mr. Michael’s sister, Mrs.
Tsadell Murry in Sylvania.
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Head; Department of Madera
Language.s, Dr -Eafkiel Miller,
h -*d.
Division of Natural Sciences,
Dr. Booker T. Griffith,
man. Department of Biology,
Dr. Booker T. Griffith, Head;
of chemistry, C.
Vemon clay Head; Depart .
j i ment mem of oi M jyiiacnemaucs , alhematics and ana Phy rny- _
( sics> John B ciemraons, Head.
Division of Social Sciences,
Dr. Elmer J. Dean, chairman,
Division of Technical Scien
ces, William B. Nelson, chair¬
man. Department of Home
Economics, Mrs. Evanel R. Ter¬
rell, Head; Department of In¬
dustrial Technology, William
B. Nelson, Head.
Division of Home Study, Wil-
iiajn E. Griffin, director.
Ninth Annual Pre-Planning
Conference
Under the leadership of Tim-
oth y C. Meyers, dean of faculty
at Savannah State College, the
ninth annual pre-planning
1 confernce was held September
16> and 18 > in Audio
visual Center in the new 11-
brary.
The entire discussion was
centered around The Changing
College Curriculum. On Friday
the discussion was centered on
the Library in Higher Educa¬
tion with Dr. Guy R. Lyle, Di¬
rector of Libraries, Emory
University, as speaker.
Faculty Additions
Announced
Ln making public his new
faculty appointments, Dr. Wm.
K. Payne pointed out that in
this group one will find out¬
standing leaders in education
who have worked in various
capacities such as deans of col¬
leges, college professors, high
school teachers, and commun¬
ity and civic leaders.
The new additions to the fac¬
ulty include the following:
Hayward S. Anderson, Profess¬
or and Chairman __________ of ^ the ____ _ Dept. ^
^ of Business Administration, of
j Thomanville, Georgia. Mr. An-
derson received the B.6. degree
from Georgia State College,
Savannah; B. S. Northwestern
,^ h ‘ c a ® 0 ; M B ' A -
New York University, , and has
done work toward the Doctor-
ate degree at Harvard Univer-
sity, Boston.
Mrs. Dorothy C. Hamilton,
Assistant Professor, Dept, of
Education, Fort Valley, Geor-
Mrs. Hamilton received the
B.S. degree from Fort Valley j
State College and the M. A.
degree from Atlanta University.
Elonnie J. Josey, Librarian &
Associate Professor, Norfolk
Virginia. Mr. Josey received the
A. B. degree from Howard
University; M. A.. Columbia
University; and the M.S.L.S.,
State University of New York.
Dr ' B f kiel H Miller. Profess-
or in the Department of Lang-
uages and Literature, ’ Christi-
_ Pennsylvania. , . Dr. Miller
ana,
the A R an(J Ra dfi .
^ from Howard Universlty;
Columbia University; Post
Doctoral Study, Chicago Uni-
v , ersit wisconsin university,!
and the Unive rsity of Denver;
university of Dijon, Dij-
0 n, France. He has done sum-
mer study at Wisconsin Uni-
versity, Psychometrics; Chica-
go Art Institute, Art Student;
of Denver, Special
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
Nat’l Scout
Director
'rontiTvino from Face one*
I serves boy scout council-:
the nation in the extension
sccwtir ? to more Negro,
i an. Eskimo. Oriental and
ish-jpeaking beys.
| Local scouting leaders
have the opportunity of
ing .Mr. ;Jumes at a social
day evening and a
meeting Saturday. He will
| be a gueri.at the
I “Rpund-up” campfire,
is to be held Saturday night
the Scphronia Tompkins
reation Center on
Road at 7;30 pm.
Education for Blind and
ward Children, and study
Monterrey, Mexico,
Dr. Miller has taught at
thern University, Baton
T a.; Cijlman College,
loosa, Alabama; and J.
Smith Univ., Charlotte, N. C.
Mrs. Margaret C.
instructor of Biology,
nah. Mrs. Robinson received
B S. degree from
State College and the MS.
the University of Michigan.
Dr. Paul L. Taylor,
of Testing and Guidance
Professor of Flucation .
Dr. Taylor received the
degree from Johnson C.
University; B.D.,
Theological Seminary; M.
Hartford School of
Connecticut; M.Th.,
Thelogical Seminary; and
Ed.D.. Indiana University.
Dr. John L. Wilson. Head
the Department of
Education, Ottawa, Kansas. Dr
Wilson received the BS.
from Kansas State College;
A„ University of Kansas;
Indiana University.
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New
Director
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two years and was
ly re-elected recently to
ther two year term, is Assist-
an t Professor of Health,
sical Education and Recreation
a l Savannah State College
Her work in religious,
tional, civic and cultural
tivities of the city is
known.
The southeastern region of the
. a0 roritiv includes the states
Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina. Mrs. Fisher has al¬
ready begun her work in this
new office through a visit to
Charleston, South Carolina,
where she planned with that
chapter for the forthcoming
regional meeting to be held
there November 27-28.
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•UNCF Scholarship Tests
Will Be-Given Nov. 30-Dec. 12
NEW YORK -Admission
scholarship examinations
mel^er SltuuSflre
duled this ' ypar fnr Nnv
thrcwh n&c , 2 . Dr ,
Colleire Fund ivr. si
j dent, announced here todav
„ Tl}e cooperative ' In'e
j legUte FxaminiU ion
will again be administered
i the Qolu> , e Fund lor the
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( uN c F has conducted the
grapi since 1 r.f:8.
We are shifting the
period from FVbrrpry-a&irch
the earlier dates to give
st.ud.ents an .opportunity to
advantage of the $‘200,000
scholarship aid available
this testing program, 1
Mays said.
The tests are open to high
school juniors and seniors seek¬
ing scholarships and admiss¬
ions to 30 of the 33 UNOF pri¬
vately supported. four - year
colleges and universities.
examinations also may be taken
by students who are consider-
ing college at some future date
Dr. Mays said he expects
more than 6,000 candidates to
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Last Sunday evening
g Ues t speaker at FAB Church
was Rev Harold B:lker
Sunday Pastor gtevens will
bring the message at the com-
munion service, 3 o’clock.
Mr and Mrs - Hazel Jones and
phlldren have returned to Au-
^ u - sta after vlsitlllR Mr ‘ and
M rs George Chisholm and oth-
ers -
j Alonza PaUerS on has return-
I d lo N Y c after visiting
j uncle and DeLyons aunt, and Mr. others. and Mrs. Mr.
David
DeLyons recently passed away
after several weeks illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ransom are
the proud parents of a baby
boy, Charles Edward.
Mrs. Maggie Hampton
two weeks with her children ln
NYC, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
ramore motored here to
her home. After staying a
1 week, they returned to
] 0r 1 y '
Mfs- Geo. Dempsey, 2241 E.
! Huntingdon street, is tmprov-
ing and is grateful for all who
remembered her during her 111-
hess.
I Lorenzo Baker, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Harold Baker, will be
3 years old September 29. Con-
gratulations.
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THE PRIDE OF GEORGIA IS ASKING FOR YOUR
PATRONAGE
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
Dr. McKinnon
Begins
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chiatrir care with present fa-
cilitirs and in working toward
improvements throughout the
Hospital.
Dr. MacKinnon, who brings
to the hospital the benefit
near y 40 yca:s of experience
In medicine, psychiatry,
ing and administration, accep-
t(d tire position several weeks
ago. He resigned as professor
of psychiatry at Columbia
university Colieee of Plvysi
c j ans and surgeons in order to
come to Georgia
Dr. John Venable, who ha
sirvid n,s director of the Hos
pital since its transfer ln Apr:
from the Department of Publi
Welfare to the Department o!
Public Health, will remain a
the hospital for several day
with Dr. MacKinnon. lie 1
scheduled to become DireCtO'
of the Department of Health ir
January following the retire
ment of Dr. Thomas F. Sellers
who will become director-
emeritus.
In an interview with new;
reporters, Dr. MacKinnon said
the hospital has immediate
plans for a program to offer 3
months of psychiatric training
to medical students from Em¬
ory University and the Univer¬
sity of Georgia. This will be de¬
veloped into a 3-year accredited
program for training psychia¬
trists to serve at the hospital.
Further training of the hos¬
pital’s p. csent sta'f was also
described by Dr. MacKinnon.
hQ sa|d R wou!d ln<;lude all
j eve j. s 0 f the staff from the
attendants to the psychiatrists
He predicted no major al¬
teration's at the Ho pital, bid
said improvements would be
made quietly and ea; ( D
MacKinnon endorsed the Im¬
provements and plans already
| take the examinations this
year. The tests.will be,given in
265 centers across the country.
The Educational Testing Ser¬
vice of Princeton, N. J„ handles
scoring and interpretation of
test results,
Last year a few colleges im>d
the tests as a basis for fresh¬
man admissions as well as for
scholarships. This year ail the
•Yirtlclpatjng colleges will uti¬
lize the tests for this dual pur¬
pose.
I Dr. Mays said, "Pre-admlss-
i ion testing of high school
j prospects provides an objective
| method of selecting college
| freshmen. And the tests will
help alleviate the problem of
freshmen failures — a problem
all colleges face.”
Since the inception of the
testing program, the number of
candidates has increased each
year from 2,800 in 1952 to more
than 5.800 last year.
More than 70 percent of the
| students taklt^[j}ie examina-
tlons were from southern
states. The Virgin Islands, the
(District of p^um^Ia and 28
| states were fcpresenti d last
1 year.
will be held HSuiiday night at ;
I Holy Zion First Born church
a f the Living Onti sponsored by
Mrs. Frances Mitchell. Rev.
Townsend is pastor.
Rev. A 1 1 e tvSlJlijKW has re¬
turned to Detroit,,after visiting
his brothers and sisters-in-law,
Mr and Mrs. James Cooper and
Mr and Mrs. Lee Cooper.
Congratulations Chas.
(Butch) Moultrie III, who had I
a birthday Wednesday, Septem-
ber 23.
DR. KING TO SPEAK
IN NEW ORLEANS
ATLANTA — Dr. Marlin L.
King, Jr., will speak in New
Orleans, La., and Jackson,
| Miss., on September 21 and
sept. 23. respectively. Dr. King's
New Orleans appearance is
j under sponsorship of a citizens
i committee called Friends of
the Southern Christian Leader¬
ship Conference, and his Jack-
son date Is the highlight of o
two-day meeting of the South¬
ern Christian Ministers Confer¬
ence of Mississippi of which
Rev. W. H. Hall of Hattiesburg,
is president. Rev. Hall is a I
member of the executive board j
of the Southern Christian I
Leadership Conference which is I
headed by Dr. King, Jr.
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made at the hospital by Dr.
Venable and the Department of
Health and said he would con¬
tinue to build on the founda¬
tion established by the Depart¬
ment. ^
He said he did not Pfen to
make his position as auperin-
1 endeot a ' tough J*%^|r
j ^°P €£ * work at it “'easily,
| ' gracefully, pleasantly and en-
jcyably.”
Br MacKinnon was bom in
P: , lon> m r^achusett-, in 13'.3.
jj e received his M.D. degree at
1(ufts ln 1920f and specialized
ln p:ych !atry. He practiced for
£CVera ] years in Mainer Ohio
| and N(W York In his tfaching
experience, he was assistant
pro f essor 0 f psychiatry ate Co¬
lumbia University College of
Physicians and Surgeons^ in
'938-39; associate professor In
'948-54; and professor n $nee
954. In his professional, ,ex-
>rr!enre he was principal,ftyn-
cal psychiatrist at the,, New
dork Psychiatric Institute , in
'947, and director in 1948,, He
las been an attending psychi¬
atrist at Columbia University
Presbyterian Hospital, New
York City, and a consultant at
the US. Naval Hospital, St.
Albans, New York.
He is author of several books
end scientific articles on .psy¬
chiatry.
Dr. and Mrs. MacKinnon will
occupy the superintendent's
residence at Milledgeville. iTiey
have one son, Dr. Roger Alan
MacKinnon, Chief of Psychia¬
tric Division, Vanderbilt Clinic,
Columbia University Presbyte¬
rian Hospital; and a daughter,
Mrs. James Montague, Durham,
North Carolina. (
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