Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 49]

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DR. JAMES B. CAYCE,
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where youth from various states
~will: partitipate ~under the direc
tion. of. Mrs..Pauline- Campbell, sends

Detealt Michigan.

it he night opens with a drama.

tle _worship/ followéd: -by -2~consecration: period. ~Climaxing the

program will -be~a dedication of

youth ceremony administered by

Dr. 0. Clay Maxwell, President of|

the Congress.
6,000 Christian youth will march

in a mammoth parade through|

the main streets of St. Louis, with
police escort, motor. cycle contingent,-Boy and Girl Scouts~ ~6n foot
followed by autmobiles and de
corated floats depicting religious
themes ~ Six brass bands: will
participate. The parade will dis.band- at Keil: Auditorium where

a music program will. be present:
ed featuring, 1,000 voice youth
~chorus. under: the direction. of
Mrs. Krace B. Taylor of. St. Louis,

Program Set For NAMD

Confab In

Philadelphia ~ Concentrating
on ~~~The Negro Market in an Expanding Economy,~ members. of.
the National Association of
Market Developers will ~hold a
three-day marketing clinic and
convention, May 18-20, at. Philadelphia~s Hotel Sheraton.

Mémber of NAMD, salesmen,
researchers, - public relations and
advertising people from over the
nation will begin registration on
Thursday, May 18th to participate
in the workshops and panel sessions bearing on marketing, sales,
advertising and public relations.

A number of notable individuals in the fields of marketing,
research and sales are programmed. Dr. Ira De A. Reid, professor of Sociology. Haverford College, Pa., heads a list of speakers
on the lead-off panel, Friday,
May 19, subject ~Inventory of
Negro Market Trends.~

Ron Schiller vice president;
Barkas, Shalit and Schiller, New
York City public relations consultants, will address the Friday
luncheon,. following ~ greetings
from the Mayor and the Chamber
of Commerce.

Franklin H. Whittaker, assistant to the Director of Public
Affairs, U. S., Department of
Commerce;.Dr. ~James A. Bayton,
professor af Psychology, Howard
University, atid Paul Morton, promotion director, Philadelphia

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Daily News, are scheduled speak
ers for afternoon -sessions on|.

~Public Relations, ~Marketing
Research~ and ~Advertising.~ |

A workshop session on ~Publi~
Relations~ on Saturday. morning
will be headed by George Caruso,
director of Public Relations for

Philadelphia: Joseph W. Christian,~

marketing counselor wf New
York and NAMDer, will preside
over a_ discussion on ~Market
Research,~ while William RB.
Grayson, voice-president ~Johnson
Publishing Co. Chicago will chair
the ~Advertising~~~ session of the
day.,

Henry G. Parks president. The
H. G. Parks. Co. Inc. distributor
of Parks Sausage Baltimore will
be the luncheon speaker. Saturday May 20. A business session
for delegates only will follow. the
luncheon Saturday. afternoon,
with reports from officers, com
ittees-and local chapters and elec- | -

tion of officers.

A meeting of the board of
directors, to be followed ~by. an
evening social, will close-out convention activities.

Eston Collins, Jr., Mitrana
School, is the general chairman
and. Maitland Russell, Brecker
Art Studio program. chairman.
Registrar~is Clearence A, Dockens,
Deputy Commissioner of Records,
Philadelphia.

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6:10 Weatherman -

SATURDAY, MAY 13 ~MONDAY, THRU FRIDAY

9:98 News: MAY %5 THRU MAY 19 ~ **45 Reseue Eight

8:00 Red Ryder ~Vigilan- 6:30. Continental Ciase- Hades~
ties of Dodge Cityt~, ~ room (Color) 6:45 Huntiey-Brinkley

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10:00 Shari Lewis Show. ~~ Mon... Wed. Fri 7:30 -Laramte*--

(Coler)* Science 8:30 Alfred Hitchcock

10:30 King: Leonardo & Tues., Thurs. Presenta*

~ His Short Subjects 6th & 6th Grade 9:00 Thritier~ ~

~ae = Science 10:09 Emmy. Awards*.

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2:00 Saturday Startime
~South of Tahiti? 11:00 The Price is Right ~:00 Top tienes.
Brian Donlevy (Color) 6:10 Weatherman.
~The Hidden Hand~ 11:30 Concentration~ 6:15 Highway Patrol ~
Craig Stevens 12:0 Truth or Conse- 6:45 ~Hantley-Brinkley
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6:00 The Pioneers ~Lady 12:30 It Coalé Be You ae ur os ratn~
Engineer~ (Color). 8:30 The Price Is Right

6:30 Men Into Space 12:55 NBC Newsday tCelor)~ ~

7:00 Bold Journey Repert~ 9:00 rnb Come Show
~Bayou to Boca~ 1:00 Five Feature (Color}*

7:30 Bonanza (Color)* Showease = 00 Peter Loves ~Mary*:

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THE 16th ANNUAL, TEA of Usher Seard No: 1 of Carter Metropolitan Church was. hela ~Gonaay.
May 7th at the church. From left are, Mrs, Lucillé. Warren, general chairman; Mrs. Henrietta Nelson, Mrs. Vander- ~Harris, ~Mrs: Mamie Williams, ~Mrs. Agnes L: Brown and Mrs. Prehtis Morrow.

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Peoples ( Observes

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Communion

Holy Communion and National | sonieien he ~Deealogue.

Family. Week: were observed last |

Sunday at People~ s Community.

Church, Woodward.and Pingree.
The theme song; ~It Is: No
Secret,~ song: by the congregation. during the~ broadcast~ from
11 a.m. to 12~ noon over WCHB
was led by the Rev. Darneau:V.
Stewart, the assistant pastor.
The Rev. James Powell, one
of the assistants.to the phstor~s

The pastor, - the Rev. Carlyte
Fe. _ Stewart. preached a dynamic
sermon to an. overflowing congregation and many unseen listeners in radioland. ~ on ~It Takes A
Heap of. Living.~

~The:sermon Wwas-in. conjunction
with the observance of National
Family Week. ~

Dr: Stewart said that from. our,,in love and understanding. That
the tides that holds- families together: are the strongest in the
world. 5 ae

In his closing remarks the Rev.
Mr. Stewart declared,~ ~No one
can care~ for children like ood
parents. Children~ today deserve
~a chance, but~ they learn: more
by examples. of their. bax ibed
than teaching.~

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families, we learn our lessons

yn ges waa Gotsies:

War? What can | do about it?;

Beneath the shadow of. super-bombs, catiahit in the clash of super-powers, the
individual most often feels frustrated, insignificant. He is a grain of sand in history~s
é hour-glass. The sand moves, time runs out, he is left helpless, er.

- Or is he? Are Any, of us so imprisoned by our fate?

- Only~ if we default. Only if we leave our fate to others: governments, statesmen;
_Scientists, committees, institutions. Only if we do not care enough, or know enough,
to realize that these are valuable only as instruments of the public will. Only if we
fail to see that freedom is not a sift, or peace the absence of war, and that neither,

~is the responsibility of the few, '

Prove it, as. they have in!

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Freedom and peace are each a task; hard and ctintadiien of all. They are especially; demanding of a democracy because-it-is-the exceptional society. It is:ever under
exceptional attack from those who would deny man~s freedom by war or any means.

~To survive, a democracy naast prove that.it deserves to survive. ~Individuals must.

ir d. the greatest sagas in the story of
Sn may loom as

an Engincertad Honors jocation at Wayne State Uaiverdt

~ Edward N. Cole; who: is als~

a vice -president of- ~the ~General
Motors. Corporation, _said the

state. has. a ~potential: for
industrial growth~ men ining its | 7
diversified abor, "Ratural ~ re
~sources and central. ~Vocation: giving acetss to raw materials ~and
markets. Sie ae

Cole was awipdes an honorary
degree of doetor~ of- science in
engineering -at the -convecation
by Dr. Clarence 8B. Hillberry
Wayne State president.

The Chevrolet general manager. |
said Michigan's ~concentration of
brain power and centers for re
search and scientific study~ are
also prime reasons for incteptrint
growth.

~But. have we utilized ~ ~to. ~ie
fullest extent this. outstanding
resources ef brain power?~ Cole
asked. ~I think the answer is; no!~

He pointed to the New. England
and California areas as examples
of how. pooling of industrial and
educational. scientific manpower
had resulted in outstanding industrial growth.:

~And | believe our colleges and
universities here. in: Michigan are
capable of equally outstanding
resuits. In our increasingly com
== 4s Mast tment our colleges

bead pene the: ook ward
hi ~4nsviration for the ~especially gift
faculty alike ~ who have the,
for accomplishing 1

The citation ~reece i
his. gt Ae roles in. the develep
gineering and. styling.~

Another part~ of the program
was. the presenfation of the A. R.
Carr Award for Excellence in
Teaching, named after the late
Dr, Arthur R. Carr, dean of the
College of Engineering from its
inception until, his death. in 1956.

This year~s winner was Robert
B. Thornhill, assistant professor
of engineering graphics. The
award~ has~ been given annually
ae outstanding faculty mem
res:

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idea triggers the mightier explosion.

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Support for such ideas must come from you. You as a eoeiiaee member of a working
Democracy are not insignificant but all-powerful. What you think, what you do, how
much you care ~ these decide. Not only between peace and war. But also the.

problems of this twilight world-of neither peace nor war. The ~problems of our free:
society that demand exceptional attention today..

Give them your attention today. Begin by reading the new Report of the President~s
Commission on Nationa}. Goals. It draws guidelines for the nation during the critical
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- Both President Eisenhower and President Kennedy urge you to think about and

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FREEDOM IS'~NOT A GIFT BUT A hitraen ~

ed people-students and~
sa ote ~things for our. society, 4

cited Cole for

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