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In Person, Golden-Voiced Roy
Hamilton Singing "Lover's
Prayer", "Jungle Fever" and All
His Other Hits
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Roy Hamilton will appear at the Magnolia Ballroom in two
shows, 7 P.M. and 10 P.M. Sunday, October 9. Appearing with him
will be Atlanta’s own Franklin Gordon Septet and the Ralph Mays
All-Stars. Emcees will be Bill Cook and “Alley Pat.’’ Admission:
$1.50. Will you be there?
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Note:
The recital given by Miss
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October 9 is a piano recital.
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THE ATLANTA INQUIRER
I. T. C.
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tion of the Center.
The $90,000 grant is being used
to establish a professorship in So
ciology of Religion. Dr. Samuel C.
Kincheloe will be the first pro
fessor to fill this post. Dr. Kin
cheloe recently came to the Cen
ter from an outstanding career as
professor in that field and as Di
rector of the Bureau of Research
and Survey at Chicago Theological
Seminary, followed by five years
presidency of Tougaloo Southern
Christian College. Dr. Kincheloe,
whose special field is the social
problems of cities and the minis
ter’s approach to these problems,
makes this statement about this
new course, “The Minister and
Remedial Social Problems”:
“Many city areas are wilder
nesses of need where social dis
organization now has the upper
hand. The disorder and breakdown
of normal family and neighbor
hood life are so intense that no
Series Stars
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two-run pinch homer. Though this
was not enough to scuttle the
Pirates in the opener, the Yanks,
led by Mickey Mantle’s two tre
mendous home runs and Howard’s
triple and single, torpedoed the
Bucs 16-3 in the second game.
Hector Lopez, Howard’s Yankee
teammate, is 28 years old, a good
solid hitter who plays infield and
outfield effectively. Lopez started
the first game for the Stengel-men
in left field.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have
three Negro players on their
roster eligible for World Series
play. Roberto Clemente hails from
Puerto Rico and was a key man
in the Pirates’ successful pennant
fight. Roberto was assigned the
job of patrolling right field by
manager Danny Murtaugh in 1960.
racking up a solid .315 average
for the season.
Joe Christopher, a 25-year old
speedster from the Virgin Islands,
was used mainly as a pinch-hitter
during the ’6O season.
The third Pirate player in this
group is Gene Baker, a reliable
utility man who broke into the
majors with home-run king Ernie
Banks. He has been plagued for
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SNCC, NAACP
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more of Spelman, Eunice Para
dise of Morris Brown College, Si
las Norman of Paine College,
Amos Brown of Morehouse, Carrie
Orr of Savannah, Doris Lane of
Macon, and Thomas Harris of At
lanta.
In the Atlanta conference of the
Student Non-Violent Coordinating
Committee, of course, youth will
be in full control. Two delegates
and one alternate have been in
vited from each of 145 areas in
which protest demonstrations have
been staged. Theme of the con
ference is “Non-violence and the
Achievement of Desegregation.”
A major address will be given by
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,
president of the Southern Chris
tian Leadership Conference. Other
speakers will include Dr. Louis
Wade Jones of Tuskegee, James
Lawson, ex-Vanderbilt Divinity
School student and Nashville pro
test leader, and Rev. Wyatt Tee
Walker, Executive Director of
SCLC. Sessions will be held on the
campuses of the Atlanta Univer
sity system.
one knows where or how to begin.
Where communities are in trouble
they often have a piling up of
the ills of life. The minister has
sought to have a program of pre
vention but no win many instances
he must develop programs of a
remedial nature. Prevention for
tomorrow may need to begin with
a remedial social program for to
day.
Picture Credits:
Clendenon and Hamilton pho
tos on pages 3, 4. and 5 by
A. L. Adams. MBC music staff
picture on page 3, by Julius
Alexander.
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Simone Sings Sassy Songs
Saturday and Sunday, See Her
October 15-16 On The Big Jazz
Show At Magnolia Ballroom
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Nina Simone will head the star studded jazz show at the
Magnolia Ballroom on Saturday and Sunday, October 15-16. The
last engagement Miss Simone had in Atlanta was very fruitful
to music lovers of the city.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1960
