The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14
Pan Hellenic For
Greek Distinction
BY MARIAN n. SHANNON

ternSI groups winch comprises
Pan Hellenic is obscured by the
fact that member groups are too
modest TO cry their wares" in
the market places. Not because
the activities are Of such that they
should not be extolled; but,
rather because individual mem
bers or groups collectively feel
that the efforts they put forth
will automatically be appreciated.
Take Marie D. Roberts for in
stance, she is a pioneer in the ed
vocational field and has become
even more renown for her efforts
in the field Of human relations.
Having been the first 10 secure
a higher degree in this field, she
has been an incentive 10 others
who have since obtained these
degrees. When the Dade County
Couacil on Community Relations
held their campaign dinner on
Nov. 10, Miss Roberts held
place Of honor as the recording
secretary for the group. OF course
she is Delta and the personable
basileus, Linnie Fannin is proud
of her as she is the other out
standing Deltas in the commun-
ity. Speaking Of Delta, they are
finally getting their agenda
ready for Jabberwock time, an
annual presentation Of "skits,
ETC., presented 70 swell their
scholarship fund. Last years
scholarship winners, Jerona
Jamison morgan State) and
Johnnie Mae Ancrum (Bethune
Cookman) are already making in
roads in college life When
Alpha Phi Alpha meets Sunday
at Daytona Beach TO launch their
citizenship campaign, Carl Rhet-
Ia. president Of the Miami chap
ter and Ira P. Davis, prominent
civic worker, will participate on
the panel moderated by the in
comparable Richard " Moore E.
"Fashionetta," "Fashionetta" IS
the cry Of every AKA here and
elsewhere as they plan the an
nual presentation on December
%. Shapely Lois ToWles will don
the tops from Paris in d previeW
Of what the women will wear in
"a: and extra added treat will be
her performance on the "00" for
30 full minutes Of concert music.
Hearing news Of the death Of
AKA Dolores CoX's mother was
indeed a sad occasion, il reminds
us that if we are 70 make def
mite contribution, the time is now,
not tomorrow
Often wondered what would
happen if the Phi Beta Sigmas
would recall days gone by and
retrench for a frat" house. II
happened once, how about II
Frater H. E. S. Reeves ? ? ?
Talked TO an Omega who thinks
their Achievement Week is the
best method of getting young
people interested in learning
about their heritage and present
outstanding Americans of color.
IT'S rather disheartening some
times to hear other races speak
glibly but knowingly Of our &C
compliShments only TO find most
of us hating or stammering or
just plain it's true 1t
wasn't Albert Miller, nor William
Haley but both have experienced
it. Charles d. Wyche, Jr. (he'll be
sore if | don't add Junior to his
name) has been honored by the
National Council of Social Stud
les He will attend the national
meeting and appear as a mem
Der of the panel 10 discuss edu-
Cational trends Greek, tool
But of course, if they're in the
spotlight, they've usually Greeks
Zetas have proudly welcomed
new sorors and old ones, too,
from various places. Especially
the dynamic Carr gal who is
counselor at Dorsey High is
she net up about Zeta, can't
blame her though. Kappas ? -? ?
Don't worry about them, they
stin have Roscoe and you'll be
hearing about them next week.
Oh, yes, I'll tell you about a
modest yet moving force next
week. She is Miami's reliable
grammarian and l do mean you
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