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k_.. tz?3 ! ? ? > ? * ro .? ?-* < v . t"* ^ _ ? - to ' VOL. XXX.?NO. 21. ; : . ? w> ft oHoward Dental Citation From Ns EVAXSTONV Ill^XAXPJ ?An . alumni award of Northwestern J university was presented last week to l)r.' Russell A. Dixon, dean of Howard university's College of Dentistry, on the campus of the university here. Dr. Dixon received the Merit Award of the Alumni Association of Northwestern in ceremonies in Pa .ton Gymnasium during a meet ing of the general Alumni AssoV eihtinn. Tki- <-i r " . 1.' -liven for i outstanding survi.i in an individual's special field" of endeavor. The famed dental educator i s conlside^'ed the driving force behind efforts to get a ne.w dental ,? building for Howard. ;TM?-bttiM-ing, coilridered one of the finest 1?in the nation,- was dedicated?recently. Born in Kansas City, Mo., Dr. . T)ixon was graduated from North. western in the tlental class- of '2D. He did his undergraduate work at He also did graduate work in Hampton Institute and Ferris In-' stitute, Big Rapids, Mich, oral pathology at Northwestern, earning u master of science in dentistry" degree in 11KW. X)r. Dixon joined* the dental faculty of Howard in shortly, after-being graduated from North western. In lit'll lie, was unpointed dean of the Dental school. Extensive developments in t h e College of Dentistry have been revealed under his administration. These-include Hie doubling of the faculty and improving: the. graduate program and the physical facilities of the school J Besides serving as dean at^ Howard, I)r. Dixon has boon a consultant to the assistant chief .medical?director for- -dental?service ami as a rnember~of the Den tal Advisory Council of the Ve-1 National Dental Association, past The Baptist Wome and Educational C DR. M. K. HOV Morris College TRINITY BAITIST CHU ' ' Juue 23, 1935 ?? .Deas?Sisters, 1 As Chairman of the Morris College Memorial Endowment Committee^ I prayfully make my final requests before we meet at t h e Woman's Baptist Missionary a n (i Educational Convention, June 222!, 1055. It is the custom for the Christian Missionary worker to wear white. Please come to the Convention prepared to dress in while for tht Memorial Pageant Rally. One sister from eaoh district, or each County will march in t h e Memorial Pageant. I suggest that ti e sister reporting the highest a nount of, money in your district oi- county, be considered for this honor. Rep. Dawson Issu< Arms To Ons! Rej By Mattie Smith Colin CHICAGO?ANP? "In 1950 wo must conquer our traditional fee the Republican party, Cong.AVil!iafn L. Da\?son (D., Ill.y* last, week told more than 25,000 Democratic party leaders and workers in the Grand Ballroom of the Conrad Hilton hotel here. Thn pnnrpvoeemon nnnfi'nnn/l "Democrats hove heen winning ehctions and making gains nationwide. Pwight D. Eisenhower is the first president who within 2 years after election has lost control of both houses." Dawson criticized what he called the Give-A-Way program pf the present administration, say- I ing that big corporations are now the aim of our government. He] stated further that big banks' Notice Of Stockho Victory Savings B; v SFecial Call Meeting of th< Savings Bank, Tuesday night, at 919 Washington St., Do r / H.D. \y Jf-'. k . - - t ;r-,-- - P ,V<; < * y ' < * . * H .-:7 * .. \ bool Dean Earns hwestern U. . I president of the Pan American [ OdentuloKieai -.Association; a mem- ! teruns Administration. He is a past president of the vancement of Science. I>U. DIXON HONORED BY NORTHWESTERN U I CHICAGO (ANP) ?Dr. Rusi ,sell-A. Dixon won a signal Honor from the Northwestern Univer! sity Alumni Association here Sut! unlay when lie received its merit award for "outstanding service in J his field oi endeavor.1' A~ grad' uate of t.lle class of 11)2!), Dr. DixLon has for '24 years been dean of i the Howard University College of [ Dentistry.?-? ?This year he dedicated the new U .1112- ? l *? ? ? ? * 1 tmc-u iminon uomr denial scnool | at Howard and installed equipnicnt costing a million more. j .Many regard it as the finest deiu_. i tal school plant in all America. A superior?faculty?has?"frnrrn?5^' ; senthled -.it the institution through the dist i n crn leadership o?_. I Dr. Dixon. n's Missionary onvention ^ARD, President Memorial Drive RCH, FLORENCE, S. C. ) You will he supplied with re) port blanks for the1 .Morris College I Memorial' Endowment Rally at ' the Convention. Keep in mind that with the help of our Lord, we shall make a pood report and we shall '.try to make it" possible to make our report with bills or j with cashier's checks. I Throughout mv eaminign f o r j the Memorial Kndowm >0 Drive, I it has been a part- 'aily i prayer to make this ? est success. I laive faith in Cod, Faith i n Prayer and Faith in the Baptist | Sisters of South Carolina. Help me keep this faith! Your Servant in Christ, Alice L. Butler, Chairman The Endowment Committee e Call To >ublicans | show bigger profit?. The Illinois solen told his audience, "We can, and must elect a democratic state ticket and urg ed the Democratic party to call upon its democratic- women to cany the message over the teaTint_u. lip it 1 <o . minpitltfH t/i lnlw.i* and its yguth. He came to a dramatic close by citing the Democratic party a s" the government of the people, by the people and for the people and said the election of. a denio cratic president is a must. Other speakers at the $100 a plate reception and dinner, includ | ed this city's Mayor RicMard J. Daley; Adlai Stevenson", 10f-2 j presidential candidate, and Gov i Frank G. Clement of Tennessee. Idlers Meeting ink ? Stockholders of the Victory , June 21, 1955, at 8:00 I*. M. tot miss this important meetMONTE1TH, Pres.-Cashier. 5P3 COLUJ Allen University Tc A. M. E. Youth Con Of Futuramic Cara i Bishop Frank Ma'dison Rcid has 1 made " significant announcements 1 as it concerns the State Congress ] of Youth, l'astorul Clinic and I Missionary Retreat of the African I Methodist Episcopal Church. Fol lowing a conference with the < twenty presiding c'rtTers,' w.ho are giving most aggressive leader-, ship as area directors of Futuraiilic Drive of Allen University, as also with the President of Allen University, Dr. Samuel K. Biggins, the Jlishop announced the date of August 10th through Aug ust 20th for the Annual State Congress of Youth and Minister- i at Ketrent. This - mceHrrg-whichiv.is previously be held each year during the last week in July has been elrfmged to the third week, in "A ug ust?because?of the great?re- i novation program of Coppin Hall . I on the campus of Allen Univer- ! I sity which reduces ' the available il housing of some .200 of approxi- ] nv.itely 1,000 of youth and church I lenders who are usually expected" ! to attend the State- meeting. *1 I The largo attendance at ,t h e ] Benedict-Allen Summer^ School I maens that the crowded housing 1 conditions during summer school make It advlsfthle that we g-Athei' i on Allen University campus at the! close of summer school and all ; i the dormitories will be available.} President Biggins has assured?us 1 nil nf rlio f.w.liitiati nf A ll.aii i I University will be in the readiness : for this- great meeting led on by ] the directors of Christian Education for the A. C. E. League and I 11. H. Hutler of Ebcnczer Church, 1 Charleston, Professor John Har- I ris, Youth Leader of Mt. Zion Clmreh, Charleston and Mr. Leroy , Xesbitt frain Allen University, I ] President of the Congress of ' Youth. Greut plans are being made for j ' a preview of the historic Coppin Hall with her "New Look" during i t.bis same week when members and frivmtl* and alttmm will gather i n the half way Futuramic Panquet at which time it is hoped that re- . ports from areas will make possi- 1 ble the unveiling of scrool of 1,000 donors who have given or raised!) $100.00 toward the almost miraditional building, of Allen Universlty. More than 400 pastors Will ' bo supported by the more than I 100,000 African Metjiodist mom- 1 Iters and the host "'of alumni and many friends of all denominations and races who will rally toward . making the Fbtu ramie Drive the , most successful philanthropic movement' for .Christian education in recent years. "The class of lf)45 of Allen Uni- , verslty in its celebration on the t-.rmpus of Allen University set a fine example as it concerns the interest of graduates when eight j. members of the class, most o f whom have made contributions . through encouragement towards ; the much neeiled repairs. of their Alma Mater. The names of those , contributing are: Mr. Edward , Taylor, Rev. L. E. Crumlin, Miss ! , Rosa R. Kimball, Mrs. Lucius A. | j Robinson, Mrs. r A. Satterwhite j Walker, Mrs. Johndell Harris ! Johnson, Miss Hannah Poole, Mrs. | Claudia Dorrah Ferguson. The President of the Univer-. sity, Dr. S. R. Higgins, on receiving these gifts stated that "if the i 1 graduates of Allen University . who have received degrees during my tenure of 15 years would give , at least $10 it would certainly g o a-long way toward snaking t h e dream of Joseph Henry Gymnas-;. ium and Health Center a reality." j M iss Hflen Atchinson, a grad-!1 u>te of the class of 1054, now a! 1 successful teacher in the B o n d 1 i Wilson High School of North ] Charleston, set a very high] evaluation as it concerns t h e j j appreciation for the meaning of Allen University to her as also as it concerns her desire of its mean ing to the future of others when she sent in her, personal contribution on June 6th of $100. the lar gest gift of n recent graduate to- * ward the scroll of 1,000. As the ' Caravan moves across the state ' the following contributions not ' previously announced were: MAY 15, 1955 I Greenville District I Rev. F. D. Drehfer 200.00 1 Mint UBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ! > Be Host To gress and Center van Climax tew E. F. (J. Dont 100.00 lev. Z. L. Grady 60.00 lev. J. W. Thomas 100.00 lev. Clrambrell. 40.00 Ut. Olive Church % 13.00 ireenwood District I Rev. W. S. Mims 50.00 Rev. Julius Holmuii 25.00 tew \V. L. Hunter ' 50.00 Jreenwood Circuit 20.00 Rev. M. Massey 75.00 loldville Circuit 10.00 Rev. Wm. Carter '25.00 Rev. Jones 20.00 Rev. J. K. -Spearman 20.00 Rev. -?r-ar * inard" 5JK) Rev. James Settles 10.00 a \bbcville District Rev. K. Wm. Judge 100.00 Rev. T. P. Baylor* 300.00 Rev. M. G. Williams 175.00 Rev. Guy Anderaon 110.00 Rev. M. Hunter * 100.00 Mr. Sumpter Perrin : 50.00 Rev. J. S. Johnson 14.00 Moores Chapel 5.00, Rev. Pinsoh 20.00 ' Rev. D. C. Brown 25.00 MAY 17, 1055 Spartanburg District Rev. Frank Alston 80.00 Rev. C. C. Mcllwaine 50.00 Mrs. Juanita Simmons 25.00 Mr. Walter P. R-iwls 50.00Mrs. Viola Martin 25.Q0. Rev. J. A. Sabb, Jr. 25.00 Mrs. Crumlin _ 25.00 Rev. J. P. Curry 8.00 Mrs. Lois Boyd 1 ~~ 10.00 Mrs. Luelte Barksdate" SJM Mr. E. Butler 10.00 Mrs. Pitman 5.00 MAY 25, 1955 Greenwood District , V Mr RtreseB Gray? 5fcrQ<}-: Mr. J. B. Saunders 25.00 Rev. G. W. Dorrah 30.00 Rev. A. C. Duckett 20.00 Rev. R S. Turner -* 50.00 Mt. Pisgah Church 172.50 Florence District Mrs. J. E. Thomas 50.00 Dillon District Rev. R. N. Moses 100.00 Mr. W. L. Fox worth u 15.00 Mt. Pleasant District Mrs. J. Gailliard 50.00 Mr. Gailliard ? 90.00 Columbia District Mrs. R. C. Chappelle 50.00 Mrs. S. R. Higgins 100.00 I MAY 10, 1955 Dr. J. S. Coe 100.00 Rev. R. L* McBryde - 100.00 Rev. R. C. Wright 100.00 ! Rev. S. S. Burroughs 100.00 ' Rev. D. D. Felder 101.15 Rev. E. W. Saunders 100.00 Rev. M. Simmons 50.00 Robinson Circuit 25.00 Rev. Moore 10.00 Rev. E. J. Gallashaw 25.00 ! Rev. P. W. Fludd 10.00 t Marion District Rev. W. D. >McClary 353.00 Rev. S. W. Fordham 150.00 Rev. Johnson 50.00 Rev. W. C. Ervjn 25.00 ] Rev. Edward Fr.i7.ier <55.00 1 Rev. H. Stanley 1 <10.00 Rev. l.eonard 2N.O0 j' Rev. J. H. Hughes 25.00 1 Rev. James "Duncan 300.00 Rev. P. H. WilKams 12.00 Rev. P. H. Moore 5.00 ( Rev. Hemminewav 10.00 . Rev. I.. R. Stevenson ? ? 25.00 j Personal (iifts to Various I Churches , 1 Urs. \V. D. McClary 50.00 ? Hrs7 Maggie Collier 80.00 I -lev. C. C. Bellamy 26.00 Hr. Georjre Cooper 10.00 1 tfr. C. A. Spivey Peoples i Bank 25.00 ( Jr. P. C. Kelly 10.00 Mrs. A. J. Jenkins 50.00 \ tlrs. W. S. Fordham 50.00 < lev. S. W. Fordham 25.00 t At. Russell Gray 50.00 ) S :4t?=5 SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1955 Let The Discipline 1 Or Scraplt Legally v:;v HY?DR. J. S....BKNX, IK. ( VMnllMI- in If ItKimi'lMf. It is generall conceded'that the bone of most argumentive contentions, which tend to disrupt our Zion allegedly grow out of -ambiguous phrasing ~ of legislative material that some how gets into our book of dieipline; bed or incomplete composition, - purposeful aritrariness on the part of administering officials-or designed misinterpetation. . While the wilful misinterpetation, improper ^applicaitibnof or flangrant disreganl for the printed laws contained in our. book of discipline cannot be directly blamed on any paitieular desig iwiu-u ni our system,-, n is j "obvious that the frequent violiatioiT~oi' our book of (Helpline can be traceable to meti 011 all levtla who occupy administrative posit.ally. most of The blame is directed, k) the hishons. as iroes the head so goes the body. While the flysheet of our discipline reads in part: "The Doctrine and Discipline of the African Methodist Episeopal Church" it is strikingly strange that at no time during the long and eventful history of this denomination has our Doctrine beef.. major issue or hlghly controversial. Most of ; our troubles have arisen from the us-' American Legion F Honors At State C The American Legion Post 215 i headed by James L. IUiff will j walk away from the State Cop- i vent ion to he held at Myrtle Beach June 17-10 with some out standing Honors. They are leading the Stute with a 500 per cent of quota. As Headquarter has said that-is almost an unbeatable record. Leaving a little doubt as Green view Post 2 beat its own record. Beginning' July we will he out to do it. As for Green view Post it was one of the four Posts over the I State to win' '.t * wall clock. Four wall clocks were awarded t.o post securing before Oct. 20. 100 per cent quota in four different class 1 groups. . j I Other prizes Greenview 'Post "on were Special Certificate o f 1 most distinguished Service for re-enrolling by Nov. 11 and ad- ' vince niemlfcrship equaling or 5 surpassing i/j current, year's J membership. Special Letter of Cwnmenderattionj from the Xatioffiil Commander for enrolling hy*Nov. 11 An advance membership* equaling or surpassing its current year's membership. Meritorious Service Citation for having an v advance j membership by Dec. 21, equal to or greater than its all time hig.h. ; ' r jj Honor Ribbon, for securing by Dee. 31. An advance membership ' equaling 100 per cent of the cur- 1 rent year's membership. Membership Rthbort for secur-"!^ ng by Bet', fll','an advance mum-?' bership of that of last yenr. ' The Morris Lumpkin Cup, for neteasing its 1055 membership | jver that of 1054 by the greatest : percentage. -? The George Th Le^jy Cup f o r j laving the highest percentage of '1 nembership in relation to its ; \ juota by Jan. 1st. Membership Plaque, for ha- , ring secured the largest percen- c :age of its membership quota by < he Department Convention. c The personal awards go to Na- i Be Our Law H ~ ! urpation of piwer and authority; to-the-obvious-and of self UKgrranj dizenrent and the misappropriation and ' application of monies raised. In the field of business and economics, money is. positive power but in the field of relitripn, righteousness is positive power" plus. Thanks to Christianity. It is said "The love of money is the loot qf all evil." However, it is~ u proven axiomatic fact that the principles of the Christian religion or business can if applied pro1 duce unlimited power. In lt)46 the constituents of the; A.M.K. Church spent- more than a million dollars in various ways: i.o and,*from and during that Gen- ' efal Conference, where thoy were mrpoted to enact laws hy whicn ecF and governed, but at each sue j ceeding General Conference thte cot runs i i ic un s isfeTitly~.llig 1 reiv a>ul |" higher and those persons respon- j sihle for the- enforcement of the i discipline become mure and more lax with each succeeding year. Whenever; in the thinking of ! our leaders, dur discipline has be i come obsolete, legislative changes ' should be mode to bring it in K line. I purpose an unbiased Com- j ^ mission be set up at least six ( months prior' to the sitting o f the General Conference to study I J every word, phrase, sentence, par- 1 agraph, section chapter and pun-. ^ vitiation Mark with a view to reconstructing the entire legislative j section of our discipline and t o ' make recommendations to the j Gtnera* Conference and Temple j Economy Committee. ' L Such numerous has heert the J flagrant violation of the laNvs in j our above book of discipline. 11 dare not , -int out any particular one of them ' ut all of us know j that our book of discipline is j . poorly constructed, lull oi amnig j , uity and what's worse, that portion of our discipline and laws, that is so simple and plain that the most dense and imbecilec should understand, is so often violated by the best of us. Let all of us resolve to keep our law without resulting' to . h u . __<i ~i measures. Let the Disclipint beoiur law or scrap it legally. dst 215 To Vie For 'i onvention thaniel Bowman, Arthur Lr. Jones j and Rastus Corley. { ^ Nathaniel Bowman, received an j f early bird pin for securing five 1 n members before Oct. 20. s Arthur L. Jones received a card j in the tiogetter club and a gold ! r Star for securing 15 or more mem- ji hers. He was a late member to ' tl join tne i_iun and secured 10 later f; he had joined. He won a Lelion- 1 0 Tip ire tie pin for securing 5 per cent of the Post quota in a con- e test. | I Ris^us Corley received the tl early Mrd pin. Membership in the p Gogetter club, the Double Five G Club and the Personal Apprecia- | f( tion Testimonial Card from Na- ' f tional Commander for enrolling t< 54 for the current year. V The wait and see perio4 is over t< now. You can join up with Green- t< liew Post 215 and be proud you n lid. The American Legion Cannot n iccomplish anything! without membership. j : . C DICK JONES SWORN IN AS ,, LIBERIAN AMBASSADOR A By' Alice ' A. Dunnigan a WASHINGTON? ANP? In the \ presence of Secretary of State ^ lohn Foster Dulles, and a largo > u 'roup of other government exe:utives and friends, Richard Leo t, jones was sworn in last week as United States Ambassador to Li- ^ beria. t] Brig. Gen. Jones, retired, wlm .. tvas appointed director of the United States Foreign Operations ' Mission to 'Liberia last ?>eptem' t( >er, succeeds the late- Ambassa--^ lor Jessa?IX?Looker, who?died?n Monrovia in April. ^ Jones' family including his wife ^ the former Miss Elgetha' Huff- ^ man and-their rnne "year old son, ? Richard L. "Dicky" Jones HI, J} ire now residing in Liberia. Am- a aassador Jones expects to return T to that country on June MrJones, who was sworn in by o lohn F. Simmons, chief of proto- S ol, said he would put forth B ivery effort to live up to the w onfidence which has been placed T n him. * a # , . . 4 ^ <1 \ ? ?4 Commencement an Speaker at Four C . v mjm fir ^^9 ^ I jH K1 , ' a K'gfcjfl _lky. llarxison J. Jir^ ant. I). D.I Dft- Harrison J. Bryant has just :o*mpleted a series of Commencenent and Baccalaureate addresses to the Graduating Classes of Campbell Colleges, Jackson, Mississippi," Bishop H. Thomas Primm Chancellor and L)r. H. P. Wilburn President; Turner Theological Seminary, Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia, Bishop S. L. Creen Chancellor, Dr. J. H. Lewis President and Dr. E. J. Odom Jr. Dean; Kittrell Colleire. Kittrell S'orth -Carolina. Bishop Frank Malison Reid and Bishop D. Ward Nichols Chancellors, Dr. R. W. Winser, President; and Morgan State College, Baltimore*. Maryland, Dr. Martin I). Jenkins Ph D., President. and Moran State Colleges on the subject: "The Power of Faith." He said faith has the power: I. To Revitalise The Human Body, II. To Achieve The Seeming Impossible and 111. To Make God Real. He said, "faith is not .only vision of the future, but incite for the present. It sees man only as he is but as me. may become." The 'Spy Glass' Rishop S. L. Green, The World's Current Watcher for the A. M. E. . ... Church Hear me men, both mortal and mmortalt Bishop S. L. Greene ias tip-toed the ages and made or himself a name that the tw?r. al broDin of eternity cannot weep from the face of the earth, 'hirteen trips across- the billowy oar of the Atlantic Ocean to sit 1 the. tower of the religions o f he world, render him the most amous exponent of the principles f Jesus- Christ that the African lethodist Episcopal Church lias ver produced. Now brethern, if live to get to Miami, I am. by he help of Cod going to bring lishop Lawrence Greene back to leorgia. The Georgia candidates or the Bishopric seem to be a- \ raid to write me up for the Edi- | orship of the A. M. E. Review. , i'ell, candidates, if you are afraid o write me up, then I am afraid o write you up. If you think I m nothing, then I think you are ; othing. So here I go! The Spy Glass owes mention to >r. Samuel R. Higgins of South ' arolina because Dr. Higgins will \ 11 nut r,f - > tv# utrip anyone. | ,ny brother that is in trouble can i Iways get help from Dr. Higgins. j understand from the men of j outh Carolina, and I have talked j ith many of them, that his re- j ord is elean, so far as it'concerns rvintr to hurt a brother.*-.The men_ 1 South Carolina claim that his ands are clean, that he never ! ries to hurt a brother, but al- i ays tries , to help and encourage ne. Any man who stays at a , hurch-related college for six?en years _can hlL trusted.. Not r nly is'he an educator and college resident, but tie has pastored roni -a mission to great Emanuel hurch in Charleston. The Spy ) lass reveals that if a man has a ood. heart before he -be elected a ishop, he will have room to have better heart after he is elected, he Spy Glass see Higgins. The Spy Glass has been accused f trying to help Florida's Ball, omehow I like just the name all. I used to play short stop ith the Morris Brown Baseball earn. The Spy Glass reveals that -man whose name is Ball'" will , * ? %? id Baccalaureate - ^p Alleges ' %*.Jf He-#i0d,*'wlth afew more decisions away like the o n e | rendered bw'ibe Supreme Court I May, 1$$$/' that Segregation i n 4 our Sch^jAtfe^tem is unconstitutional," t^wto neither Russia o r : any othett countr#will be powerful enougfe tajiiaap this country from becomin^fbe Moral, Cul- s tural, and Spirttwfl Leader of the World." M I He said, "hs ^w mothers an ? ! fathers exercised &fch, patience, intelligence and ?*u?fe until our i nation could get its moral and ! spiritual eyes half " opened, so 1 must we, until tht moral and spiritual eyes of this* country are TT"' ~Z | wholly opened '"w^en every man (r everywhere in this country will be free to feel and act as a free. ' " ? ! man." ^ : n ' ~ ' : -i?Bryant addressed Turner Theological Seminary on the subject: "Adequate Preparation Fox' The Christian Ministry." He said, "a minister should ba one of the most Finely Trained Men in the community. But h i s education is incomplete until he ' shall .have had The Baptism o f Fire and The Holy Ghost.". I . ' """ I . hi v ! In his commencement address , ? i Dr. Bryant spoke to Kittrell Col' lege on the subject: "Progressive Education." He challenged the members of the Graduating Class ; to add to their Mental Diet: Vitamins: E or Experience, D or Durability, U or Usefulness, C\ - Jj>r Courage, A or Aspiration, T or ^ i olerance, I or Integrity, 0 or One. nucc on/1 M nr MftKUiiV* if fVait | llvDD QIIU 11 vl AlVUUlllJF j IXVUvJ would lay any claim to Progressive Education. \ ' ' ' . Lr~_____ Dr. Bryant, is the'?pastor?of-? ?? Mother Bethel Baltimore. His J| many friends are saying that under God he will be elected one of the Bishops in the African Methodist Episcopal Church May, 1956. i He, solicits your prayers and t support. 4 play a clean game of religious ball. If we can elect Dr. William ! Franklin Ball a Bishop in t h a | great A. M. E.: Church he will inspire all African Methodist mem j bers and friends to pHy" clean j-baH;? r? r Get with me Georgia, and I ? will get with you! ? Allen Roland Cooper . 1119 Riverside Drive * ' Macon, Georgia NAACP Meetino The monthly meeting of the Clarendon County Branch of NAACP will meet 8:30 P. M. Sunday June 19, 1955 at Liberty Hill A. M. E. Church near Summerton, S. C. Hon. Hubert T. Delaney Judge of New York City and a member of theNational Board of Directors of the NAACP will be the guest speaker. The Judge will be accampanied by one of the National Officer Mr. Gloster B. Current, Director of Branches of the NAACP of New York City. / The public is cordially invited # . / to attcn.<jr , f L. B. Rivers, President (Rev.) E. E. Richburg, Sec. OKLAHOMA COLLEGES DROP COLOR BARS -Oaklnhama City?ANP- The Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education has ordered all staXe supported colleges to abolish segregation. The action which was taken last week, affects 18'colleges underthe" hoard,-" It completes - an integration process?started some ' *nine years ago when the United * States Supreme Court ordered ' Negro- graduat e students admitted. Since then enrollment of Negroes in the graduate fields at colleges has become common. v : The vote of the Board was S>1 to admit Negroes beginning next fait. Frank Buttram, Oklahoma City, was the only voting no. Ua der the motion, governing boards of the various colleges and their presidents were authorised to accept enrollment of qualified No* gro students. I I ;. vj t