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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
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social Items
Peny Officer Waiter Gilmore.
formerly % Flint is home on far-
lNWh after ,erinS many month
a'ross ssa. nshlne for. his an-
iry water and his vito Najouo
'.aushfer Of TIC Robcr Budsns.
Of mis- cts and Ms Rlan,te
I'araen mnl SIRE 1orcu1o Jr
were I'D Ncek end guess % ihc.f
pasent~
Al nl Mrs criis Groves ri
i-ansiue. visited Mrs ,no,cs paf.
cn's tHe WilI.am ilaiihco-. CT
mis- c'y They also attended the
Ag'hnr I'm cmcni in
which Miss parothg lla'hco SIS
fcr 81 Mrs Groves IS Que OF the
graduates
Miss I4ne iii MISS carfie
Moore MSS lrez lfNn and Misc
Louise Nars Mere honofed ~
graduation lefy lasi 1'acsda
The affair Was cAou by the laiff-
le peiricofic Girl Reserve the cub
70 which Tho eirls belong Gifts
wefc proscnic'l TO eara graduate
Win money from the cllh ,fet
uy Nils, sarah Woi- Miss Esr-
hafa Thorne Miss Sanders retir-
Ing officers Of the cl'lh also re-
ceiycd gifts
Mr. ana Mrs lIaihco and fam
IS spenr Memorial hay IN Lansing
Nichiran win their daughter and
son-in law iAc CWus Groves
Tho Theodore Nirhoisons ~ his
c.iy spent Memorial week end az
thtir cottage II Idi,wllde
>Ir ana Mrs Ernest SncIl sister
and bro,her-in law Of >lFs Thta-
dprc Nicholson hope TO open the
rnrplc Palace in ld!evllde IN
July
NJ Olive church opened Memor-
ial week with ms first service since
me church was rebuilt know
saginaw is proud Of Nj Olive
clutch which is really beautiful
Miss loyce Nicholson, OF Saei-
nav Participated In her third re-
Dfal Al 81 Jnsephs conservatory
ret entity Miss norma Wi,ks also
participated Miss Weeks and N
NICHOLSON The only Two az :ho
group 10 represent our race gave
very excellcni performance
am sure an the Tribune reporters
are glad 70 extend 10 thcm hearty
CONGRATULATIONS and wishes .oi
good luck
Carl D,Groa' son Of tho Charles
Dct;rtar If this cry and a mem
her and oreamst Of Christs COM
Immunity church. is going to rcndci
a spring musical concert consist.
ng Of old fayories such as sum
NOR Time "a Perfect pay and
The Rosary" The concert Will
take place some time this month
Notice
An parents Of girls Of s 70 II
years Of arc are Informed that tho
YWtA is sponsoring colored
camp in Nuo. 9o miles from Sagi-
nav The Zee viii be twelve dol
lars. transportation included for
one week W swimming tennis,
hikes archery boating and folk
dancing Tho camp will hc opcrai-
cd from July n TO August We
hope tho majority OF our girls viii
no able 10 60 There VIII also bc
two mixed camps for The Girl Re-
serves Parents may contact Mrs
Theodore Nicholson 96o6a or the
YWCA. 2SlSf. Tor Information.
on The Sick List
Mrs Mary Rose ~ this city who
Is staying With her daughter Mrs
Arthur Lee, has been on the sick
list for the past two months Hurry
and ret we'll. Mrs Rose
I wish 10 extend my svmraihies
70 Mrs. Clark. Of sii5 Bundy 81
who lost her cousin through death
by a stroke Friday morning Mrs
Clark was tho only living relative
Of the late Gus Schulz. who cue
cumhod while still unconscious
Miss Irene Golnes. daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs James Comes OF
1902 CONGRESS-. Saginaw Is home
on her vacation from her SECOND
year az wavnc university IN Dc
iroii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16

~ fAoi''y slogan OF sending
~ where they came frcm
" frprosentcda scrlous pro-
'oi mec'ne The problems
@'''a wlekh be diSpcllcd. The
utterly contradict It's sup
Pea wacil,aliiy.
a" lhe wartime Immigrants
n'''oi' only about quarter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
ndidate Hill Calls For Garbage And Trash Removals
APPEALS TO
DPW, MAYORS
COMMITTEE
Condemns Appeal
To Prejudice In
Airport Fight

Candidate Charles a. Hill for
Common Council swung into az
tion THIS week With appeals 10
HE Department Of Public Works
ana The Mayors ln,cIracial Com
nliltce Hi urged Glenn &.
Richards commissioner of Pub
lac Wcfks 10 begin lmmcdiatcly
10 Step up schedules for garbage
aud trash removal"
lies Prejudice Appeals
IN q leter TO James X Wat
kins chairman Of tho lnloriaeiai
Commiilcc, fill Gallon attention
20 "appcals 10 racial prejudice ia
inc current aifport fight that
he committee take prompt action
te stop appeals 10 racial proiu-
'u'c In order TO Influence iavoia-
hl 80 ion.
SAID liili 1T has come to ms
a'iinton MAJ appeals 10 racial
iTeiGeirc arc being made hy pro-
loneuts Ut the Site on Nyomiug
Tor lie Detroit Airport Accord
its 20 IN ferndale Ncws. quo
ia,lon IS made That tity Manager
.lay cribs oil Fcrndalr has taken
the position mas n Is either an
ptrorl nr uiask hcii mcanins
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Christ Methodist Church is holding
IA Red Cross collection OF clothing
for European countries. All cloth
ing can be left at the parsonage.
Nh and Mrs. John Furman OF
Frankford spent Monday night
with their sister. Mrs. Wes Long.
and Mr.. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs Preston West of
Mllsboro were dinner guests OF
their parents. Mn and Mrs. |. II.
West on Sunday.
Norris Bunting. /. ). Navy. sta
toned at Buinbridge, Md. spent
the Weekend With his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry ", Bunting.
Mrs. Mccoy JONES was an over
night guest OF Nh and Mrs. Bunt-
ins on Monday night. Her husband
left for induction in the I. :. Army
on Monday morninG. Others who
were called for induction We're Vol
ley Johnson. Frank Glover, George
McCuhe. all from here
Miss Ellen Daisey of Whining
TON spent the Weekend with hel
parents Alr. and Mrs. Dclbert Dai
sey.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

the week end With their parents,
Alr. ana Mrs John Lockwood
Richard Wcldlcr OF New York
spent the week with his wife here.
Nl. and Mrs. Harold Hudson and
dauGhter Barbara Ann and Miss
Ruth Johnson of MiIlshoro spent
Sunday with their son, Marshall,
l. : Navy. stationed at Balm
bridge. Md
Mrs Emma Andrews OF Philadel-
phia is spending sometime with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Goldey
Figss. Mrs Figss is i'll at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs Ward Donahoe OF
York, Pa spent the Weekend with
their mother, Mrs Alice Laytield.
who returned with them for some
time
Mrs Sallic Brasurc and dauGh-
tcrS. Miss Ethel Alma and Irene
OF Wilmington We're overnight
guests on Saturday night at the
Parkhurst homestead. and dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Bra
sure
Alr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers re
Ccivcd some souvenirs from theil
SON, William Rogers. who is fight
ing IN Germany.
Mrs. Leo Donaway of Philadcl
phia is the guest of MIR. and Mrs
William Baker
The W. 5. c. s. of Christ Mctho
dist Church, met at the home o
AIr and Mrs Harlan Kitchens ol
Friday night.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
TRINITY

Mrs Annie Neal of Anderson
town has been spending sometime
with Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brown and
daughter of Denton We're supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Earl White
on Friday On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
White had as dinner guests. Mrs.
Robert HASTINGS Miss Grace Hast
in@s and Nh and Mrs. linton Hast
inCs and daughter. Jean Ann.
Mrs Robert Hastings. who has
been i'll for the past three months
is somewhat improved at this time.
Mrs. viii Hastings. who has also
been i'll, is improving. She has been
spending the past week with Mr..
and Mrs. John Williams near Fed
eralsbur2
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rust and
daughter Irene. speint Sunday with
relatives AT Rcddcn.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Parker oi
EridGcvillc. spent Friday evenine
with Mr.. and Mrs Harry Walston
Paul Layton. Jr.. spent Sunday
with Carlton Rust.
Miss Louise Hunt and friend o
DreXcl Hill, Pa. spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Euos Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Walston
Carl Walston and son Henry visit
ed friends at fredericksburg ON sun
day.
The W0mcn's Society OF Chris
IAN Service will meet with Nh
and Mrs Elwood Reed ON Frida
evening. April -.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
DAGSBORO

Nary Louis" ana Euha Mac Bun
Ting rendered beautiful piano
solo 1T The New Century club held
ai the Frauk1ord tire house on
Friday night
The KINGS Servants sunday
School class met at the home OF
Mrs. Wilson McCabe on Thursday
NIGHT Mrs Harry Bunting. Mrs.
Joseph West and Miss Agnes Dry
den were ON the program commit
Ice The class is making a study
OF the Womcu OF the Bible. Mrs. Ola
MyCahc and Mrs Florence Bunt-
iug rendered Il beautiful duet with
Mrs. Raymond Baker at The piano.
Alr ana Mrs. Elwood Nickers and
daughter called ON Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughn Clogg ON Sunday night.
Miss Gene McGce ui Wilmington
spout "Wednesday with her father.
} Cordcry Mctiec.
AIr and Mrs. Reuben Toomcy en-
tertaimcd friends and relatives re-
Gently to a dinner in honor OF their
son Granville. t. :. Army. home ON
IUrIOUGh.
Doc Edward Clogg. stationed at
Ri2 Spring Texas, is spending a
tUrlouGh at his home here.
Rcv. Richard Green will have
charge OF the services at the Christ
Methodist Church on Sunday after
noon All are invited.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Bunting anC
daughter. Mary Louise and Eul;
May attended a dinner Friday a
the home OF Mr.. Buntin9's sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin a
RoNHna. in honor OF their son Ran
dali. home on turlouGh from For
Bragg. y. c.
The senior class of the .NC
Clayton School held their prom o
Thursday night
, The VI. Y f. of DaGsboro Mctl
odist Church attended a meeting ;
1 Rchoboth ON Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas OIIarI
. and family OF Philadelphia, spel
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

.m4 af I'M. strcet Ms Sutherland
may IT, remembered lis The tuimrr
Mis-. Th,ma Couu,r. daughter OF
Nh and Mrs bou-M- conner. OF
loves
TN. - Dldiiatr- ion -saduatiou
at the L-Ne4 In-h School viii Irr-
sent I'll. ~thtU~ -cHiur class play
F,id4v n4lr .a fh, SCHOOL auditor-
nam TN. m4-.rM comedy Fan
MS ana fuy S,.NaLf Problem. is
Directed by N.-+ ANN. T. Hpybc. tho
French aud t.nanh s1sructor OF
m. faculty. Iue ~,N.o. play in
au-uut.~ the l"i5 commencement
exercises III tir. ~cAoo. ~hIoh takes
place uuc The harcalJuroatr
services WIll iy held May -. There
Mil b. re class ui2ht EXERCISES.
hut plans awe uvu4 made Tor Il rv-
,,p'iou toI parents nt thv eradu-
a,c,. s,nuhspr"d hy 'hr senior class.
Irwin. +. k,n- ul 'br faculty. is
the d.au -. Tie 1918 etlduarcs.
I.,aUu. pa t~ iu THE school play
viii he taken ~ Joan Nur>hall
Robert Muull Hazel Downs. Ellen
Moore. William HASTINGS. Bttty
GuclIn. james short. Audrey BY
an. Pauline Shocklcy DOUGLAS CON
ner and Rodney Nrl~ou The re-
mainju4 2iflS Of the class Will
arpra. as chorus girls. Robert
Alaull is class pro~idcut James
Short is Nirc-p president. Hc1ry Gucr-
IN is sccretaIN, and Audrey Bryal
is trra~urrr The class president
has recently lld the distinction O.
having an oll4lual Ioem accepted
lor publication in Tho nHtiUnal an
,hoIo4y ol h4h school poetry
which is Titled "Triburr To GU
HEROES. The L. ycar-uld youth il
the SON oI AIr. and Mrs John Maui
OF l."W,S
The school year book, The Bra
con. has been completed and j
now III the hands ol the publishers
IIaZJ Downs Is editor ut 1h, Bru
con and Joan Marshall is husinc~
mHud@cr.
Ms. Call Gray of Nardel
Springs. Md. is spending a fc,
days in LrWcs as the guest of NJ
and Mrs Frederick G, Clifton. U
y and TWO sons Frederick Ill. an
= David Lee Clifton
u Mrs. George Layton. who II;
!, boon confined - her home With Il
;. injured FOOT. is ahl" 20 lc Gut a9ui
More people Wrro killrd At hon
/ ~ burns thau those Killed in raj
tuad accidents last Year, 2ccnrdir
! IT, the National Safety couhCil.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
LEWES

Mrs Ju~rus +. Naylor -pca, th"
Week end ~ Goycrnor : Island. \oW
York. With he" husband. Captain
Naylor Who is stationed There.
At RichaId Shields and Mr
James AIoole -lvut Saturday In
Dover, whel, they attended q CON
terence.
Mrs. NoIu stevens. ol rh.ladrl
phia. Was the house cu"-j I'll Mrs
Rupert Q. Han At h,l hcmc ON
Dewey Avenue. during The past
week
An acknowledgements has been uadr
OF the cH2uGcmeut oi Miss Helen
Christine Smith dau4h,cr oI Mr.
and MIS- James l.. Smith. formerly
Of l.cWrS uoW of Attchnla Mass.
to Captain Joseph H. Whltvman
Alr. Walter F,astrr. who is pa
tirur at The Ercbc Ila~pitHI. has
greatly improved at this Wririn4
MIR. ami Mis. Harvey Baker mo-
torcd 20 Milford. Del, last Friday.
Mrs Richard G. Ec"bc ont"r-
tanned the members ot her bridge
club ON "Wednesday afternoon al
her residence on Savannah Road.
Mrs. Donald Douglas and family
of Ceilings wood \. j.. were recent
ly the guests ol Mr ANA Mrs. G3"n
wood HARRINGTON and family al
their residence ON Savannah Road
Mrs DOUGLAS may he remembered
as the former Miss Elnilu Long
daughter OF the luto Mr.. and Mrs
William Long. ot I"Wcs.
Dr. and Mrs James Bccbe hav'
returned home after spcnGin1 Soy
cral days in New YORK CitY.
Henry White Ennis the oldrs
resident of LcWcs. and dcan Of ilN
generations of his family tree. ola
served his 35lh birthday W!uiVcrS
any ON Monday. April Ii. Mr. En-
MS makes his home With his daugh
Ter. Mrs. Ida k Mol1iN He ha
been hedriddcn since late in l9"'
Born in Piney Grove. near George
town. in 1N5u. he cam" to LtWc
as young man in his early tWet
! ties to take over 1on-acre farl
!. known as the Rodney Place q
: Pilot Town Road. He married Lea
Jane short. ot Dagsboro Hundred
: in l>7l and she died in l92-. The
> had -four children. Mrs MulriA. {
Lcwcs: Mrs. Frank Ncrh"l. {
LansdoWnp Pa, who are living
Mi William +. Ennis 81. and Nr
; Nora May Ennis. who are now IL
; ceased He WAS visited by man
Of his friends and relatives ON SU
Q day and Monday Who helped
II celebrate his birthday.
. The infant daughter ot Mrs The
/ ma Sutherland was serloUsiy i
iurcd last week whom an autom
Il bill" operated by Alfred Hart
n Lcwcs backed over her Whil" VI"
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

More people were killrd II hom,
~ burns than those killed in rail
tuad accidents last Year, 3ccordin2
~ Tie National Safety Couhcil
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
GREENWOOD

The W. 5. {. 5. OF Grace Mcthod-
list Church will meet at the hon"
of Mi. and Mrs. NJ r. Ihlcr ON
Tuesday evening. April nth.
Mrs. : :. Wrotcn is srcndm2 the
month OF April with her son. vii
liam Stewart. and family. in ClcVc-
land. Ohio
Miss Minnie Sattcrhcld, OF Mills
horo. Del. is visiting Mrs. IL. +.
Mills.
Mrs. W. II Mcrviue left Thurs
day by plane for Tacoma Washing
ton. To visit her son. Harold. who
expects TO leave in It few days tor
overseas.
Miss Norma Lofamd, who is a
student nurse ut Delaware Hospital.
spent Il few days last week with her
parents. Nh and Mrs. Norman Lot
land
Mrs. Stanley Cahall and son were
home over the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lotldnd went
to Wilmington last Sunday To visit
their little grandson. Bobby, Wh'
was operated on ldSt w tuHtSudN II
the Delaware Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Smith wcr,
Wilmington visitors last Friday.
NIr Lester Smith was home over
the week
Mr. Oscar Spence visited Mr.. an'
Mrs. Ralph IIynson over the week
end
PVT. Alfred Smith left last wccl
for camp iii California.
Mrs. Ralph Hynson spent fey
days with Mr.. and Mrs Roy Mur
ply. of Wilmington
Mrs Ida w Johnson, mother Il
Mrs. f. Y. Ochcltrcc. died Wcdncs
day. April 1lth. in Milford Mcmoria
Hospital. She was buried Frida
at Concord. Md
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20
WARWICK

AIR ana Mrs Grorse Bruhl"I! VI
81 Dclmar announC" the '"~%Ic
- nnt of their daughter, Cora Mae
+, PIC Groulillr l.. Johnson, >
II a. son OF Mr. and Mrs. "'"I~r
Johnson. PFC. johnson Is S'a'l""'u
~ Cherry Point, New carolina
Mrs Julia Lingo was q Gc"fIt-
tv.on visitor Monday ot this week.
Mrs. Edna Lynch was the "%'N
md guests Of hen mother, Mrs LAY
MCGec.
Mrs Leo Schroeder and dauS"''f
Nar.aret were Georgetown NlSltora
Monday. A..
Harvard Teal has rented tn"
White House Farms in Ions Neck
for the summer
Several from here have been al
tending the April term OF count III
GCOrGCtOWn.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy lltt'"t"a
spent Sunday at their cottage at
RiVerdale.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

Mrs. Mccoy Joines ana M,S' ,'ii. ,'I'
rv BUNTING spent MondaE al '0"''''-
hmm.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

To say the rieht thing. no more,
no less. and then stop. takes
thought.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-22
GENUINE
DIAMONDS

charm i z
Matched Wed
ding S t.
that we are
offering for
a limited
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-22

arate scholarships We're awarded
are as folio w:
(Winners and Honorable Mention.
in the States Having Separate
Educational Systems for Whites
and Negroes. In those States
Separate Awards and Honorable
Mentions were given to the Fol-
lowing Negro Winners.D
ALABAMA: Winner, Clarence
Holsey Holmes, Decatur Negro
High School, Decatur.
Honorable Mentions: Sylvia Claud
ell Flowers. Pike County Training
School, rundige; Archie Augustus
Cunningham, Rosedale High school.
Homework; Rosamond William
Shaw, St. John the Baptist High
School, Montgomery; Annie Laura
Richardson, Hooper City High
School, S%ayreton; Marion Isabella
Spruce. Hooper City High School.
Sayreton.
ARKANSAS: Winner: Siddie Par
ker, Eliza Miller High School. Hell
ena. Honorable Mentions: Lola
Ferguson Foote. Eliza Miller High
School, Helena; Irma Christine
Lamb, Langston High School. Hot
Springs; Major George Pruitt Jr.
Langston High School. Hot Springs:
Fannie Jean Fisher, Dunbar High
School Little Rock; Eddie Lee Jack
son.. J. c. Corbin High School, Pine
Bluff.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Win
ner: William B. ranch. Dunbar high
School. Honorable Mentions: June
Dolores Austin. Dunbar High school
Lauretta Inez Chambers. Dunbar
High School; David Hodges Dabney.
Dunbar High school; Alvin Vincent
Labat, Dunbar High School; Hean-
on Monroe wilkins, Dunbar High
School.
FLORIDA: Winner: Julious Ellis
Rollerson, Union Academy, Barlow;
Honorable Mentions: George Hosea
Rawls, Lincoln High school, Gains
vile; Mertice Lee Jones. Stanton
High School. Jacksonville; Barbara
Althea Mckinney, Dorsey High
School, Miami.
GEORGIA: Winner: Charlie Jack
Jolley, Hubbard Training School
Forsyth. Honorable Mentions: -
Morris Justice Cheney. Hubbard
Training School, Forsyth; Alvin
Frederick Ponder, rocks High
School, Quitman; Henry Spencer
Walton, Jr.. Brooks High School.
Quitman.
KENTUCKY: Winner: Violet
Grace Beard, Central High school,
Louisville. Honorable Mentions: -
William Edward Lee Jr., Central
High School, Louisville; Louis Will
kins Parker. Central High School,
Louisville; Arthur Albert Lee. Lin
coin High School, Paducah.
LOUISIANA: Winner: Countess
Willette Twitty. McDonogh. Num-
35 High School, New Orleans: Hon
orable Mentions: Clyde Peter Jupi-
ter, Xavier University Preparatory
New Orleans; Anaise Theresa Vic
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-22
LOUISIANA CITIZENS SEEK
500. 900 TO BATTLE FOR
BALLOT, Equal SALARIES

New Orleans. LA campaign
for 800 600 to finance a four-point
program for civil rights was launch
ed here September 9, by the Citiz-
ems Committee of the NAACP Of
Louisiana in a meeting at Booker
r. Washington high school.
The program outlined is (a) to
secure the ballot and break of dis
criminatory registration practices
and to maintain registration
schools throughout the state; (b(
to institute a series of court cases
to equalize educational facilities in
the state from the university level
down 70 thu elementary schools (c)
t combat police brutality; and Cd
to integrate Negroes into the Home
Guard.
The first case in the program is
already under way in the form of
a suit brought by Edward Hall
colored citizen against T. j. Nagel.
registrar of st. John the Baptist
Parish. Hall charges that he was
illegally denied the opportunity to
register. Argument on the morton
u dismiss was held in the Federal
District Court here September 12.
Thurgood Marshall. NAACP spacial
.counse Of New York, was the speak
er at the Sunday mass meeting and
argued the case in Federal Cour,
September IL.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-22

scholarships offered in that State.
In South Carolina, where there is
ALSO an especially large Negro pop
ulation. two scholarships Were all
so offered, to give a more equitable
opportunity to the Negro boys and
girls from this State; and here. too
the number of applicants was not
proportional to the number of oil
ored high-school s~enoirs. 1 know
that Negro school officials are alive
to the opportunity being given
their students. An improved mail
ing list for the second years com
Petition will allow us to send let
tiers directly to the Principals and
School Superintendents of all Ne
gro High Schools. Undoubtedly,
they will arrange to give all their
boys and girls the opportunity to
enter this unusual and generous
scholarship competition. Schools
which wish to make this opportun-
ity available to their seniors
should request information from
the office of the National Admins
t~rative Board for Pepsi-Cola Schol-
arships at 532 Emerson Street. Palo
Alto, California. General announc
ements will be distributed in Dec
ember, 1945," concluded Dean Stall
maker.
The highest score among his
years winners in the special Negro
scholarship awards for the II Stat
es was made by IS year old Charlie
Jack Jolley, a graduate Of Hub
bard Training School. Forsyth. Ga.
who plans to specialize in engineer
ing after his discharge from the
armed services. The highest-scor-
ing girl was II Year old Artrelle
Hazel Miller of Kimball High
School, Kimball, West Virginia.
who will specialize in chemistry at
the Virginia State College for Ne
groes. The second notwithstanding
boy was 17-year old Charles Wheel
er Ratliff. of Dunbar High School,
Shawnee, Oklahoma. who is enter
ing Tennessee STATE Teachers Coll
ege. The second highest-scoring
girl is Huberta Nicholson. Of Shady
Grove High school, New Bosom.
Texas, about to enter Tuskegee In
s%titute.
Negro winners and honorable
mentions III all States where sep
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-22

Alabama. Arkansas, Delaware, Dis
trict of Columbia. Florida. Georgia.
Kentucky Louisiana, Maryland
Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma,
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and W.
Virginia.
Commenting on. the to
the scholarship program. John M.
Stalnaker, Director Of the National
Administrative Board for Pepsi
Cola Scholarships. and Dean of Stu
dents at Stanford University. said.
All states with separate education
al systems will be represented by
Negro scholarship winners when
college opens this Fall with the
exception Of the State of Delaware.
which did not enter a single Negro
candidate for the competition).
Selections are based on the results
Of an examination which was pre-
pared and scored by the College
Entrance Examination Board. This
examination was given before grad
uation in participating schools
throughout the United States, to
candidates elected prior to that by
their classmates as most likely to
succeed and thus eligible to take
the test. Seniors were permitted to
elect from their class so of their
number for this purpose. Where
the class had fewer than SO mem
bers, two students We're permitted
to take the test. There was no
charge, premium, or fee to students
or schools for entering the compel
ition or for taking the test. The
only obligation of scholarship win
ners is that they remain in good
standing in the college which they
enter progressing normally from
year to year." continued Dean Stall
maker.
There were only 179 Negro
schools which participated by send
ing 562 applicants" pointed out
Dean Stalnaker. "In spite of the
large Negro population in Missis-
sippi, for example, there were only
rs competing for the two Negro