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SATURDAY, APIHL 30, 1960 COLLEGIATE NOTES By Wilton C. Scott SCOTT The Savannah Chapter of the Savannah State College National Alumni Association presented its annual “Oet-Acouainted Day” and “This is Your Life” program Sun¬ day, April 24, in Meldrim Audi¬ torium, Savannah State College. The purpose of the program was to acquaint the senior class and the student bodv of the College with the Alumni Association and its workings. The program featured an organ prelude—E. J. Josev; Hymn, Audi¬ ence; invocation, Rev. Edgar P. Quarterman; solo, Wilson Hubert; presentation of certificates to “Tepchers of the Year”. Mrs Sadie Cartledge; “This Is Your Life,” iss Rubye King, narrator: pre- Htation of Historv and Plaque •Limes I,uten; the Savannah State College Hymn; remarks, Dr. W. K. Payne; and an organ postlude, E. J. Josev. Miss Larcena Cohen, Mrs. Cassie Densler, Miss Carolyn Kirkland, Miss Emma Jordan, and Miss Katie Williams served as ushers and hostesses. Mrs. Ruth Davis, Mrs. Willie Mae Sampson, Mrs. Prince Jack- son, Mrs. Dorothv Fuller, Mrs. Louise Owens and Prince Jackson. Jr., were in charge of the social hour. The planning committee consisted of Mrs. Ruth B. Mullino, chairman, Norman B. Elmore, eo- chairman, Mrs. Elsie Brewton, Mrs. Dorothv Fuller, Prince son, Mrs. Rutha Davis. John Me- Clockton, Mrs. Cassie Densler, Miss Larcena Cohen and Miss Rubye King. Mrs. Lqrese Davis, dean of women, Savannah State College announces that the fifteenth an¬ nual Charm Week festivities will he held on the campus May 8 through 1.3. All activities this year | will be centered around the theme, ! “Charm a many-faceted Jewel.” Kappas To Meet May 6—7 The Southeastern Province Council of the Kappa Alnha Psi Fraternity will meet in Spartan¬ burg, South Carolina, May 6-7, Joseph R. Jenkins Polemarch, pre¬ siding. The Spartanburg Alumni chap¬ ter of which Harry C. Gardin is Polemarch will serve as host for the Ninth Province Council, which is composed of twenty two alumni and undergraduate chapters in Ceorgia and South Carolina. jyiumni chapters are: Savannah, Atlanta, Augusta, Albany, Fort*! Valley, Columbus, Columbia, Spartanburg, Cheraw, Orangeburg, Charleston, Florence. Undergrad¬ uate chapters are located at the following Universities and col¬ leges: Savannah State, Albany State, Fort Valley State, More- A STRIPS ?** TOURS CHARTER BUSES v 1 Savannah Trail ways SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHURCHES t CLUBS MOTORCADE c— mv lax«rio«* Cfti* criatti TRAILWAYS iatetekf bum Expan, cotrtvavi Arivaxx. Fcwodlf, plaa mat REASONABLE RATES SAVANNAH TRAILWAYS Dial A Dams 2-2451 or ADams 3-507* 746 WHEATON STREET SHORT OR LONG TRIPS OAT OR NIGHT SERVICES According to Mrs. Evanel R. Terrell, director, department of home economics, Savannah State College a Family Life Education Travel Tour will be a part of the 1060 Savannah State College Sum¬ mer School course offerings. The Family Life Education Tcur to the Caribbeans is open to r len and women and any students who qualify for tour mmebership. It is a one-month study travel tour to Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Dom¬ inican Republic, Haiti, and Jama¬ ica for the purpose of observing the present patterns of family life and structure, and to become ac¬ quainted with the economic, social and cultural development of fami¬ lies as a result to an intensive tech¬ nical advisory ' service program from 1952 to 1958. Persons taking the course will be credited with 10 quarter hours. The course may be used for re¬ newal of 5-year teacher certifi¬ cates. Expenses for the tour in¬ clude the following: a. Matricula¬ tion fee of $30 payable by regis¬ tration through mail on or before May 5, I960, to Savannah State College; b. Cash Plan for tour. $400, payable at registration on or before May 5, 1960, to Savannah State College; or c. Go now and Day later plan, $50. in cash at reg¬ istration, payable on or before May 5, 1960, to Savannah State College. Balance in 12-18 convenient month¬ ly installments. Seminars and lectures will be of¬ fered by the Department of Edu¬ cation in Charlotte Amalie, The University of Puerto Rieo will sponsor the lectures and educa¬ tional tours in San Juan and the Ministry of Education and Depart¬ ment of Social Welfare will joint¬ ly share in the direction of tour personnel in Jamacia. Tour personnel will be limited to thirty. Early registration is es- sential. ™e ™th ..... annual , AduItt . , , Educa- \ . ,on W1 ” be held Th u f s - day. April 28, at 8 p.m. in Meldrim , Auditorium. Bronze, silver and gold achievement awards for out¬ standing proficiency in the areas of dressmaking and tailoring and slip coverihg and upholstery will be awarded. Sidney A. Tones will be the speaker. Exhibits of students work will be on display in Hammond Hall. house, Morris Brown, Clark, Allen University, Benedict, State A & M, Claflin. “Training for Leadership” will be the theme which places em¬ phasis on the training of under¬ graduates for responsibilities on the Province and National levels. Jesse McDade, member of Gamma Kappa chapter, Clark col¬ lege, Atlanta, will speak at the Rededication Luncheon on Satur¬ day, May 7, and Seymour Brown, Jr., a member of Beta Rho chap-, ter, Allen University, will be the banquet speaker Saturday evening. J. J. Henderson, Grand Keeper of Records and Exchequer and a member of the Grand Board of Di¬ rectors of Kappa Alpha Psi Fra¬ ternity, will represent the Grand chapter at this Council. Hender¬ son is a long time employee of the North Carolina Mutual Life In- surance Company of Durham, Thousands Pay Tribute 'Continuer* from Page O^et weight of his office to bring a settlement of the issues. Though Negroes here havp unusually active in the fight desegregation, the march on hall, perhaps the largest single de monstration of its kind in South by Negroes, was inspired the bombing of Looby’s home. Looby, 62 yenrs old, and a ticing lawyer here since 1926, highly regarded throughout eity in spite of the uncompromis ing stand he has taken on issues. FBI Offers Aid The Federal Bureau of gation offered its services in ing to investigate the blast, was turned down, at least porarily, by W. E. Hopton, of the state bureau of tion who said he wanted to haust his facilities of his own ganization first. The damage to Looby’s ho— was so extensive that the ei'y to condemn the structure urmans that the home is be"'*"' repair and that the Loobys have to find another residence. King Pays Tribute To L<\ohy King in his address paid to Looby and declared that gregation is on its death-bed and the only uncertain thing North Carolina. Officers of the Province of Kappa Alpha Psi ternity are: Joseph R. Pdlemarch; Dr. J. C. Orangeburg Alumni, Senior Polemarch; Arthur Clay, Kappa chapter, Clark Junior Vice-Polemarch; J. Graves, Charleston Alumni ter, Keeper of Records; D. Mann, Albany Alumni Keeper of Exchequer. ISAAC D. HIRSCH CO. DAVID II. IlIRSCII, PRES. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS TIIE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE, SAVANNAH. GEORGLA Wigs Ton SMI Know UTHULI ' j CJTi:i AFRICAN t” r - 2 t; ;z 60v- , to ins home rr.ov.NCE of natal union o r south Africa , in may, 1955, fcs V I ' r jp r M ' I D:,\:cr.’3TRATIONS AGAINST THEIR RACIAL POLICIES / it is when it will be buried.” King was originally to speak in the city-owned . Memorial auditorium, but the was changed to the Fisk sity gymnasium when city cials withdrew the permit on grounds that the meeting was troversial. SAWFLY By Mrs. Ellie Bivens The popularity contest sored by the Deacon Board Isle of Hope Baptist will end Sunday night, May The contestants are Isaac den. Sr., and Claude James. Mr. and Mrs. William and ;:on were the holiday guests of f'eir sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lyles. They returned to their home ;n Columbia, S. C„ Sunday. Miss Theodora Grant made an Easter surprise visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Grant. She left for New York last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards of New York were the spring holiday guests of Mr. Edward’s mother, Mrs. Cornelia Edwards and sister and brothet-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Grant of Montgomery. They were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 5r MAILBOX TO DIGNITY— Check of $1,500.00 for NAACP assist- ance to southern sit-in demonstra- tutors is rnuiled to Association’s Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins by Presiding Bishop George W. Baber, right, of First Episcopal York city last Monday, Her ftay is Indefinite. j Mrs. Rasa Miassey observed her birthday on April 19. Edward Joseph Wright, Jr. celebrated his birthday Satur¬ day, Aprirl 23. Mrs. Rosa Lee Jenkins will observe her birthday on Sun¬ day, Mray 1. Prof. James E. Luten, Jr., will observe his birthday on Sun¬ day. May 1. Please get your nows to the reporter by Wednesday of each! week. EAST SAVAWAH M. E. MORRELL Attendance was good at allj services at FAB church last Sunday. Rev. Black conimun-1 was the; gucst speaker at (the Abraham Bivens on Ferguson avenue last Thursday evening. They left for home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Rich¬ ardson and sons of Charleston, S. C„ were here recently visit¬ ing their mother, Mrs. Annie Mae Luten and family of Sklda- way road. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bivens observed their 27th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, April 27. Mary M atilda Lyles, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lyles, celebrated her 2nd birth¬ day on Friday, April 29 with a party at home. 1 Mrs. Irene Davis left for New iiv.f it "if FOR YOUR ■: i PLEASURE if < e> ii I so .-r Anr t 29_Scholarship sponsored bv Tau Donee Beta anil Sigma Crowning Chapter of “Miss of if RUrma” Do- ;: phi Beta Fraternity at Coconut Grove, nation $ 1 . 00 . /tn<.;i po_»Ti,oicai Concert at ML /«:► n Baptist ii Church. Admission 50e. jlf *„ t JVJ R.iotrM.. O) l>an r, l 'Me S, C. t... n,n mo., r'y-....Social Club. Fare advance $1.59; At the Boat $1.75. Mnv 1—Rattle of Songs at Masonic Ball bv IheFive t ..eqi «toefn n ’ Groom -m < Go ne! Quintet of Clyo, Go., Advance 75e; at the Door $1.00. a,__T’vee” plac *t> 3 a' l, S at MteTi . b . the Beach High Masquers. Students 50’: a dp Its 75c. n»., v a_s_'cq,, -ntJh nnnli’er«arv celebration of Mt. Herman PanHsf Church, White Bluff. n p~nt I* ! >ie <a '.So Island by New Bone Baptist Church. Donation $1 09 ot-.r *» Si.no— ( » v p. w ivnci Par'. Ave. hv <b» Moonlight Serial Cli/b. Admission 50c. —nSf TSir'in.li < l Year at Hodge Ele- ’ - » ii.n it- i 1 -e ■ ! men'arv School. Donation 50c. Ms.. 1C- ,, nni>! | *!’( UnoOiil* *« Diufn.lrio I 'and. o r 1 niem '•'•ntist Church Senior Choir. , Fore, Round Trip 1.50. ST.... *>0 _Ifnijn.l the Wor|'1 tMlIsie and r>-oo.-<■—\ o* r*o*»"«."o T-’si"—lentary School. Dona¬ tion- Ad'-lts 35'*; Children 20o. ...... on ,i.,I’.i..turn of !l>o T * M TT t* . — 4 r..-<-oi Tt m. F. E Church, 5lill and West Boun- Hirv ctreels. f» ne!'"| <1 4 AlfffXf) p Pooch ftio-h School. AditB* 75" ; Children 50e. OO Poet * DVon *•.* o 4 Af t -v RotsGpf v-in <•-- «he Seo't Baby and the Riiey Baby, Admis- slon Fr n e. 0*{. OQ r C f l»0 P"Dir"oc«j|vn f «. AM f T **So*t r*f CoRUDD'ih U A # Jit IlMhel t»on««ct fhorch. 11 5 ti<es. Oee"chee Road. jt * r .«. o* Teq »*. n HnnoA fl f D 'ihv’c 9 hrr f^p • — Snort'man’s Chib. Advance $1.00. At Door, 1 35. *.. Ifc *n* fit* i C'«trIn*A*»’«t i*;w on 9*n , o't o I* Ort *1 c »... o.. «'--'hine 8 Social Club. Fare: hinHt tt 35 . Children 75e. TiTaxr 7^__Chf’ norc Om««* T<*TT n l« 21 PoMiinw a o*r«pon H«atri(|p. Donation: Advance f51 r 0- M B99t. Mow 90__nsHU g»f Co„ wc pt | Ulln Rwah rittffoL Itpftt'p/MS 'fnnntn*, r<vDo| fSlDVP— Conn ctQirnrc: fhe o f Sin?(*rs and the Sil¬ ver Star Fonr. Admission 75o. ftt**n **__ 9»nt peo.) OnO'1 RpjlfJl, S, bV the Snn^t Social Club. Ticket $2.50. limp £, _MoGDiiflrM Re'll P*«1e I^tlond of Butler Presbyterian Donation $1.50. .A fima M Ffilfon S. P. ’4* S2.50 bv Richmond Bantist Church Usher Board. Fare •• 5 * Itflv 4 —\Tot»rcqde to RoenrsnAino Beach, Fla. by • M > .. . the Sunset Social Club. Ticket $5.00. *4. Aur. 5—-Motorcart" to HiDon Head Beach, S. C. by the Sunset Social Club. Ticket, $2.50. Aug. 2R—Motorcade to Hilton Head Reach, S. C., it by the Sunset Social Club. Ticket $2.50. PAGE SEVEN District, Philadelphia. At left is Rev. W. P. Collier, Jr., member of executive committee of Jersey NAACP Church Work mittee. Money was raised by! York, New Jersey 'and New land, A ME conferences. ion service and night worsldp. A special community meeting will be held Tuesday nl&iht, May 3. Baby The Contest annual Mother’s djay sponsored by Mrg. R. L. Palmer, and Mrs. Smith will be Sunday, May's, 3 o’clock. , . Revival services will begin Monday night, May 9 thrpygji 21, conducted by Rev. R. Tfypi- as at FAB church. 4|Jji Mrs. Laura B. Walker aVid her son, Ben Baker, and grflWd- son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bak¬ er, Jr., returned last week fnkh Milledgeviile after visiting her son, Joseph Baker, Sr. i li: Geo. Green has returned ,to Norfolk, Va„ after visiting' fcfce Moultrie*,Mrs . Elizabeth Copp- er and other relatives. te