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Saturday, May 21. 1955
Student Nurses At
Hospital Give Long
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S' l!'!'( ill limit's tit Cnlumbl
ul' valuabk' s<::\ia(s for ; aticn
wit!) a i !'a,v ,<?! Uicslicalions !'?>
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IT- purses i ,-}iini:ifr al Co},
ukhiu 11?;s]?it;il vivc lojijr hours of
v'uahle to ufYients there.
nliil ,<hohld have ?? !? ?jr**11?* and en'nv
li\ ?'pi:irters, tin- Hoard
of :;TrUSt eOS (if trie 11>>spiI<1! Itcli - j
. M'S.
For i! is I'.-aswii, the Hoard
.1 ? <?! "s* d tii.il 111'.* homo I" o i
tailored nurses" he enlarged*1?y addition
"f another floor, and that
new furniture and eipuptment bo
lii'iiU'lit?fur the entire huildinn.
_ This is one p ui Of a plan to improw
the hospital so that it ran
? ? render niui n" ;mrt freTter scrvircTiT
the people ? f Itielilainl (Vn nt.v.
Another int. irtant \>a-t of 'lie
t'l'Hi n t" I'lipirii'i the a cloud Iujs-?
pitul on !dr,<-:\ The UooV | proposes
to air coiMuion ^thr operating
?-?i;ooin an- delivery roomy: ami nui^ j"
a* second elevator in
i he liAilding; aid to 'liny new furniture
for the entire building.
- A i und issue to provide funds
for iu< ctimr hese and other needs
will lie voleil on in Hichland County
Thursday. .1 line A voter in favor
if the improvements should vote ;
"ye on i.is hallot.
The ('ol'ii ill ha Hospital now -has
7S colored dent nurses livinj* in
the nurses' i nir.p. Slff?t. -fames M. I
Fuiiel has- expressed the hope that
this nunjher can he increased in the
future.
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CAKXFCIF. CORP. CIYFS
. $81,000 TO HKO'IN CKXTljAL j
AFRICAN I l'iDl'CATlON - '
XKW YORK -v'AXP) A yrant
of ?8-1,0(10 was 'made last week hy
flie Carneyie Corp. toward the establishment
of t!ie Central African
Institute of F.ducatiou.at the Cni- _
^.versity Colteye uf - IUvouesi.v and
* Xyu.sahtnd.
The colleyv is at Salisbury, S011.
llii-vn Ri'i)?ies :> and was foimrtmt irr
t;>Oo nlory v.it.'i the creation of the*
Central African Federation from
Ihe tcrrit;?r "s of Southern Rhodesia.
Xorl-iern._ Rhodesia and
Nyasaliiitd.
'? The colliT'o i inierr:!"i;il. r|' h <>
new instil tno-s st-aff will--e+mdimfe?
research in c'licati.inr.l proMein affection:
the rcyion, organize con- .
fe'rences for educational administrators
ind in other ways aid Central
African educational developments.
CAPlTCf. KF'.F.VSFS WORK OF
< i >:vi ri iM'.h *1 mi i??i tin i iih
NK(;i<ni^' \DMissiox TO MI S
IC SCHOOLS
N< w York ( A N l'L- Capitol re-conls,
Inc.. announced Inst weyk
*lr:\t il is" ro'Misiri'j; two works l?y
Antouin Do\rak, I'ohcininn composer
who wns one of llic first t o
Wntopin Lovrak. Ilnhnni'in Coiii|itf._
fiyht for ndnii-sion of Nejrro stu-j
dcnls to American music cory t rvntories.
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One of i.'ie releases, a I'2 inch
lontf playinn' disc, holds the com- j
poser's "Symphony* No,_!>,'* some- I
timea called "The New World Sym*
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Columbia
Hours of Service
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a hospital pei'Iorni a variety.
ts. 'i il;.< < !!(' (.11 M 1- r.?5|jl,|.
!' 1 a.iWits' ij iI.'.* c.. hos5?tuclt*m
narsi** pcrfi.-rm liinnj
si'iiiti's ;il u.i' hospital in tclurn
fur which 1.11>y- icfi'i.y traininp
> "i. I hi in." as profession
ill iiiiisi-: whi'ii they complete their
tli! <*? years "of work Mini study.
;Fr'rs fir..t learn bedside care
of patients, then how to give medicines
ard .'treatments, and many
pi her skills.
.After'the first year, a student
nurse works eight .hours a. day on
horpitid >h ty, iiiiun.i two or three
hours spent in classes each day.
This'huspit il duty includes work
with, ined.irai nr.d surgical patients
in a he prenuiture nursery; operating
rooms, obstetrical department,.
-.pi'l.i, .UDIII. Kiu-huu. Udlk form-'
uhi room, and practically every
other department of the hospital.
? W.hile lonrrtfrrg t.y acUialTy doing
these tasks, rhe pcrffli'ms a
valuable service to the hospital
and its patients,* according to Miss
Ituh.v Sollars, It. X., director of
nursing: school and. services.
Outside of 'regular work in the
Im.-pit-.d, miises (earn in-The elassr.v.un
such subject as anatomy,
physiology,, microbiology, chemis
try. J - _iany asp i ogy, therapeutics
nutrition, sociology, operating
room technique, obstetrical nursing,
social problems, principals of
psychiatry neurology, and many
others.
phony." The work is Ir-ised in part
on Negro spirituals and Indian the
mes. Capitol disc artist are the
Xcw--SynHilmH-y-emdH-sPm- of? fcon-don
with Rudolph Schwartz conducting.
The other hohls Dvorak's "American"
quartet as played by the
Hollywood String Quartet.
Dvorak?* according* to John Cov rw,
( la-sit I department chief at
Capitol, "is responsible for showing
American composers the way
t~" ill!' riCC C liKC1 cOPutry^s
folk music.
"Whether in New York as guest
director of the X >w York Conservatory
of Music, where he was the
first to cue 'arags'- the admission
r%Nugon students, or vacationing
wii'h UisTani'.I'y in T5pt!lville, Iowa,
his mind and ears were always aiei
t t-> tlx- possibilities inherent in
'be mesval heiitnge of the American
Ncp.ro and Indian.
NCC cn-i:i) (-KOWNK!) QCKKN
or ( amits
oriMIAM. N. ( ANI')?Miss
Florence A. iHipree, *i home economies
major who1 hails from Sumter,
S. last week was grow net I
"Mrr^v Norl It (I:trn1:rnr
coronation r.'es in i t'ice Auditorint.!,
in a | i KVi'.-fn sponsor a) by
'la tafjleire's Student (m. erniiieiit.
ossociai ion.
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ELKS NEWS
- The l)t. Ruler Mrs. Rosie RaVn
nn?l members of Primrose Tern-.
*l>le (ill wish to thank everyone
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Jhut helped to make the baby
contest a success.
Firs: prize Diane. C'ulclosure,
sponsorod~liy~Ft. Edna L. Butler i
2nd Tyrone Washington sponsored '
-by 4H. Mi drad -Youn^-T- itrrt De I
Tdls Brown sponsored by Dt. Carrie
Bentley; ith .Jame- A. Hayes
.sponsred by Dt. Rosie Rabb. "A i
oh by I.owery snoil.sor'd by Clan-!
lie I.owery: (Kb Bubv Portee I
pomored by Anna Portee; 7th i
t'ih .'.dams sponsored by Viola i
I) d'y: >th 'Gwendolyn Anderson;
sponsored by Dt. Annie-Mae Led
Fen.
Three prices were ijiven other
;<s receiving a silver dollar
as a donation.
h i: cay ladies social
cli ? news
Tbo r.nv T.ailinc Qn..iol .. ~.l e...
ing (. lull held their weekly. The I
dovotiphul was carried out as usu-1
* The- minutes wore rc-id. recej,,ved.
and adopted. Mrs. Lizzie M. |
Wright I'hiiifOHi-n wf the banh?rrr"*
'upiiti.ee is i 1. We are hoping for
vr a speedy recovery. The rol' j
I as called. The hostess served ? .
j o'rk-ic.u-s repass. The meeting ad
ii'ourr.cd to meet with Mrs. Gather I
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-"WANDA'S MAY DAY DREAM' I
AT PKRRIN THOMAS
SCHOOL
I. G. Brown, Principal
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; "W'tnda's May Day Dream,",
j was a great success, presented at
; I'errin-Thonias School Monday
I evening May 9.
The hoy and girl selling the
highest number of tickets fbr thisMnin
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civ. king and queen of May. They
were Edward Amaker, and Janie
iilmore, Fifth Grade, Mrs.
Brown's class. Willie 1 )e.in Ho-'
.veil of the same class tied for the
honor of queen. |
Runner up for. king and queen*
were John C. Washington,' .Fifth
irude, Mrs. Brown's class and
Mozelle Smith, Sixth Grade, Mrs.
\ I'helps Martin's class.
The program was as follows:
'irst Grade, J. E. GladdeirV-elass,
"Howdy Folks" action sang and a
"Swedish Couple l^anoe."
First Grade, Miss A,-J. Parkas
lass "T'lw Ruble Walts."
Second Grade, Miss C. M." Martin's
class "Dance: Glowworm."
Sernhd''Grade Minn H I MnerU
grojtipt Dance "Stepping Hic.h."
Third Grade, Miss O. D. Grasty's
group "Bro-Lu-Bo."
Third Grade, Miss P. V. Lemon's
group "Bouncing Ball Rythm.
I Fourth Grade, Miss E. D. Roj
hinson's group "Maypole Dance."
I Fourth Grade, Mrs. S. B. Free'
man's group "St. Louis Blues
March* ?
Fifth Grade, Miss V. - King's
group "The Dancing Dolls."
j Fifth Grade Mrs. O. V. Brown's
I group, Rythmic Gapers."
Sixth Grade, Mrs. C. P. MarI
tin's grouD. "Folk Dance"
j The appreciative audience expres J
j sod t.heir enjoyment of the proI
gram with hearty applause.
! Prizes were -awarded at the
I drawing.
| Mr. I. C. Brown made announcej
ments and timely remarks at the
-Hose of-the program.
The P. T. A. will hold their finl
al meeting Wednesday May 18 at
7:30 P. M. The election of officers
! will take place at this meeting also
reports from the Delegates to
the State Parent Teachers Congross.
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The hfen's League a.ortunl
; -met will he held May 27 at 8 o'
' lode in the cafeteria of Benedict
College. Members ^pf the League
<vo asked to contact Mr. 1. P. Stanback.
Chairman of the Banquet
' Committee for tickets. We are
asking each man to dispose of at
i least 4 tickets.
{ Thc.'twihiic is invited to partici:
pate in this-hanquet.
The dinners will cost $2.50. An
l 'ntevesting progmm also has been
j planned for this affair.
' We are asking the cooperation
of the men.
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CHICAGO? (AND ?-A dance in
I honot; of the l ite Walter Wh'to
i., hoduh d lor Saturday, May 21,
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1 Sponsored l>v tlie CIO Retail, ,
Wholesale ami Department Store
nion I.oeal 194 with the coopera'
ion of other union, the dance will
donate its proceeds to the local
NAACP.
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Louis To Entertain
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The talented Miss Perita Bf
entertain and educate the cii
conducts her clinic in modelir
State College.
A combination of native t;
the field of modeling- has woi
ncim,iralden?frmn- those irr tifei
acclaim from audiences in /il
vating are her magnetic pers<
Mis-; P.Mfps will jp. IikIc in.
course in-modeling. At the e
have been instructed ;;i the cl
in the Auditorium of the Wi
The elinir will ViitrViliirVif m
Bates, and will feature the^lc
Look. The ChaiTn Clinicwil
hair styling by Mr. C. II. Bee!
1st from Charlotte, North C'a
the clinic will receive valuable
as ecrrect clothing, posture, i
Further information about
by contacting Mrs. E. L. Mar
calling 2-0727.
HOWARD SCHOOL PRESENTS
PAGEANT
The Howard Elementary School
will present a pageant entitle "A
( alvacade . of America in Song
and Dance," at the Booker 'C,
Washington gymtorivm, Monday
May 23, 1065 at 8 o'clock.
The pageant will depict the
history of America in music and
dance from the landing of the
Pilgrim to the present.
Il.usUating colonial days willbe
a stately minuet, followed by
a square dance. Cowboys will
sing songs of the west. Out o ?
the Gay Nineties will be inter-'
pretation of one of the favorites
songs of that era. Bicicio
Built for Two." ponces of the
Roaring Twenties will be The
Charleston and Balling the Jack.
.Some of the modern dances will
be a waltz, a rhumha, the creep,
the mumha and a ballet.
The admission is tor adults
a.i/l ? 9P. f/.v '.ktlUvon
The pub.ie is corially inviteJT*
DANDRIDGE TO .APPEAR IN
TURKEY AFTER WALDORFASTORIA
DEBUT(LOSES
New York ?(ANP)- Songstress1
Dorothy Dandridge ha:: agreed to
appear for one ...:rr'>t rt the now
Hilton hotel in Istamhul, Turkey,
rn July as a gesture of appreciation
to hotel tycoon Conrad Hilton.
Hilton permitted her to take
five days off from her engagrrncTTt
at the Waldorf-Astoria's Empire
Room to attend the Cannes (France)
film festival. '
,Miss Dandridge, the first Negro
to appear at the waldrof, flew t o
Paris last \yeek and proceeded by
motor to Cunnes where she was
honored guest of the festival. Tho
) tilm in which aha won an Academy
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alent and wide- experience in,
i for ^liss Bates respect and
T proTession and enthusiastic
lis area. Particularly captijnality
and natural charm.
hor charm?clinic?a?special
nd of the course trainees who
inie. will stage a fashion show
Ikinson High School. '
any original designs by Miss
>ng graceful lines of the New
i also include instructions in!
kwith, a well known hair stylrolina.
Beauticians attending
i information on such matters
carriage and coiffeure.
the Clinic may be obtained
tin, 28332 Haskell Avenue or
I Award nomination, 'Carmen Jones'
is being shown at the festival.
I When she completes her Wali
dorf-Astoria engagement, she will
i return to Europe for a ; vacation
and tha one-night Turkey appearance.
.MEN'S LEAGUE
On Tuesday, May 17 the Men's
League had as their guest speaker
I the honorable James Pierce Mozingo
III from Darlington County.
Senator* Mozingo is one of the
strongest and influential men in
the South Carolina Legislature.
The men that were present lister.cd
to t.he Senator with a greaU
deal of Interest.
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fePSOHS ENTERING THE
ARMED FORCES ON AND AfTrR
FEB. I, I9S5 FOR THE FIRST TIME
WILL RE PEACETIME VETS
WHEN THEY LEAVE SERVICE. 9 ..
AS SVCH.THEY WILL St ENTITLED
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FASHION NOTES FOIL MILADY vhiji > ?< i r - I!" )ip i lit: It- intermit- | '
v una! jivui d. nix-. It's fun. ' r-'
EUROPEAN ORKJINAI. FASH
ION WITHIN REACH OF Al.E TESTEMOM \E FOR DIE f
i RROW'N - ( OMMITTEES MEET i!l
No longer does -ono-haxti. to sit 1
and droR o cr tag l'ah'alou.s-Jl'uMi- \p-? i;.?w_i:_-t ITmPdr'
ions of?t-Ht" Euro;..?" > >1 : r /. . I 1 -<..?" >,1 v.ii.n-.iDe- for the
uriersf Their fashions are right at -1i. >u;h<>>iorrnir Dr. Ctvarii-s
your fingert'ps. t.hat is, if you ate' liruivu. n;'H?rts a very wortluvhih
handy with the needle-.-uid sissonv Steeriny ,
... . y ;! > I'tLMuit 1 or .la<: Suiid'i.v.It
took an enterprising pattern""*V. misters of other chuhhes ami :
"WlfipansTTo discover a l'e\v years '..f h?'->'. <leti-.-nin-?
H(?U Ift&t American women will and, of . hun-hr- :c.-f :c <n van xat io-.
can make their own Paris designed ' V ft v t-nv'o tome for I
clothes, and there appeared hy ward to give support In. t'.iis move
Schiaparelli, Fath, Heim and-a host'j iuent.
of others. Now the others pattern j '< <>nuni:t< <v; hvh'de thno
companies have gotten into the act - 0 Puhlit i t v. J-' d?:at 'Refresh- ?
and women in Paris, Ark... and . m.-nts, P>-oyra-;u. r i: ar.i-.-e.. MemParis,
France, may simultaneously oir Vnd M1 sc.
. year the same gown. ,\"r men !.< ? !' tie- < <.'.niiunit
;s.?r'?-'l to 1,. r 1 with the com.
Now, that might not sound like mit'ei.---' -r honor: e.g- In Cli.-nh^
particularly IrOouhcws In view of IV/uwo fo?" ::o e* I
the recent Mollie I'arnis fiasco irs- ] t > tin; e^moi'idly. Tin- '!'< <!imon.Volvinga.-gov.ti
for Mrs. Ktserr-r ial i^?ck^TuTod for "May .W,
lower, hut in case of a pun ,based . - -- - ----??
nattern the casds are not identical (*&Qa> D^oi|4^f|i| ?$???9 I
Advance pattern, which have ^ j--^| '*
eatuve'd an Import Section of pat- by avoiding jP^"
terns for some time, now io'ns' Rfip I nr>l ,%$*witi,
v,c,L i? ...n,,.-1 mQiitnly LOCK^jfr"
designers. It is now possible for
. 1 No tell-tale signs On her ftce because
American women, to hnve in their crtmps. Jitters, bother Iter no ??,'. r
wardrobes Paris designed Schiaua- srY;hd:J-s eae^ r."
relli gowns, Rome designed Font- kr??>w ><-ur "time" i>
_ 0 ? , . , . ^ Htnart-Ktrfer nm1 \v..ni.r> It kt> a lirt':, (.'umi'h-'
ana fashions, Irish inspired cost- ?ti day i.? t,?iid now. -y"an'.:
rmes by Sybil Connolly and -Span- sl' ' '* "r- u''
. |1J*S ?*? ! mist ry ihi h rr.cTitb. Snni?-?'M. it
ish wardrobes by Rodriguez. All K'| thr?*ui?h imtiui!* wIiJmmh l>uin tiflt'r.-a i
. , , . while. -Stay lovely ail m-ntli - n.-k v..iir
can be yours for the making. dealer for Cardui. <Suy: "run"I.
Now is a good time to join mill- i |vytl ] fit i fl i monthly cramps
ions of women who have gone back oj.l change or
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-ATLANTA; (Ja.?(ANP) ?The (
eorgia Hoard of Education last
eek kanned two more school
ooks because they were un-South.
' One" of The hooks, "Americft,
and of Freedom," was banned at
tP Wfnest of board member Mrs. i;0us
ATTaTiTTad^e, who said it
idn't give- the South enough creit
.'or its role in the revolutionary
nr. '
\ sociology hook, "Our Chahg.g-Social
Order," was also banned
iter it was charged the books
u-h that the wn.te people are
nl'atr to the Negroes in elections,
* school facilities, and in recreaion
facilities.
. < Hie board member said the book t
Hows the NAACP line and tries
. "eniulit A?11" wbtCf1 "ithititrpn? into
.< a that color doesn't matter.
Kariier, t.he hoard rejected a 9
>r>g hook, "Together- We Sing," be 9
a use its, version of'Foster's "My?
dd Kentucky Home" and "O 1 d (
oiks at Home" changed the word -taikies"
to brothers."
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