The southern news., 1958-05-30
News From
Bennett College

GREEN0BOR, IN. "a last OF
80 prospective candidates for
graduation at Bennett College on
Monday, une 2, was released this
week by Miss Mary Mayfield,
registrar.
Speaker for the baccalaureate
service on Sunday, June l, was
DR.. George D. Kelsey, of Drew
University. The commencement
address on Monday was deliver
ed by r. Alvin c. Zurich, of New
York City, vice-president of the
Fund for the Advancement of Ed
ucation.
The list of candidates for grad
uation follows:
NORTH CAROLINA
A. B.
Grace E. Atkinson, Four Oaks;
Eleanor G. Bell, Wilmington; Co
zette Mae Berger, Reidsville; En-
ma Jean Blackstone, Leaksville;
Anne Lee Bolden, Reidsville;
Betty S. Bragg, Greensboro; Peg
gy A. Coefield, Kinston; Robbie
C. Dolphus, Greensboro; Eva L.
Evans, Trinity; Nancy c. Hath,
Leaksville; Barbara A. Hammond,
Winston Salem; Ruby B. Harris,
Greensboro; Margaret L. Hayes,
Burlington; w. Delories Jackson,
Red Springs; Edith P. Kernodle,
Elon College; Betty M. Long,
Taylorsville; Lola A. McAdoo,
Greensboro; A Ruthello Mccoy,
Greensboro; Bettye j. Mclean,
Greensboro; Constance R. Oden,
Bath; Shirley J. Philson, Char
lotte; Loretta Richmond, Greens
boro; Betty S. Robinson, Greens
boro; Elizabeth A. Saunders, Gas
tonia; Gertrude Smith, Greens
boro; Martel E. Smith, Summer
field; Yvonne A. Thomas, Greens
boro; Deloris Tonkins, Greens
boro; Carole S. Wade, Graham;
.Mable S. Waters, Dudley; Flora
E. Wilkins, Winston-Salem; Shir-
ley M. Woods, Graham.
B. S.
Geneva Baldwin, Pittsboro
Lois R. Belo, High Point; Joan
Cooley, Hendersonville; Gladys
Fortune, Durham; Annie Fl Jes-
sup, Greensboro; Betty j. McCau.
ley, Thomasville; Addie E. Wat
son, Charlotte.
SOUTH CAROLINA
A. B.
Carolyn ]. Anderson, Green
vile; Cynthia E. Eaddy, Flor
ence; Jimmie E. English, Cam
den; Fredrica M. Washington
Beaufort.
Ruth W. McAlister, Kingstree
Mamie C. McLurkin, Chester
Betty M. Middleton, Burton
Rosemary D. Wright, Camden.
VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND
A. B.
LaVerne E. Gee, Norfolk; Fran
ces C. Patterson, Roanoke; Yer
onica A. Shipley, Baltimore, Md.
Evelyn M. Webb, Norfolk; Do
lores Virgins, Petersburg.
B. S.
Marlene l. Beavers, Danville
Nancy 1 Hudson, Roseland, Va.
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY
A. B.
Bettye A. Alexander, New York
N. Y; Geneva E. Everette, Buff
falo, N. Y; Fannie L. Miles
Brooklyn, N. Y; Shirley Mae
Moore, Camden, N. j.; Vinia
Spivey, Bronx, N. Y; Yvonne A
Wynne, Jamaica, N. Y.
TENNESSEE, OHIO
AND ILLINOIS
A. B.
Carolyn R. Brown, johnson
City, Tenn; Barbara J. Hickman
Freeport, Ill; Charlotte o. Jack
son, Lima, Ohio; Sonia L. Lou
den, Cincinnati, Ohio; Bertha E
Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio; Sonia E
Weldon, Chicago, Ill, and Peggy
A. White, Memphis, Tenn.
GEORGIA, FLORIDA,
MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS
A. B.
Rhinelander L. Blackburn
Greenwood, Miss; Janet Daley
Houston, Tex; Beulah M. De
mons, Thomson, Ca; Anna E
Ferguson, Savannah, Ga; Kath-
ryn Y. Foster, Jacksonville, Fla.
Patricia A. Hopkins, Miami, Fla.
Matte j. Horton, Albany, Ga.
Lucy E. Taylor, Marietta, Ga.
Frances P. Thurston, Miami, Fla
B. S.
Dolores R. Cashmere, Calves
ton, Tex, and Gloria Smith
Miami, Fla.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
A. B.
Winfred M. Darrell, Flats, Ber-
muda; Oyeyemi A. Salako, Nj
oeria. w. Africa: Onuma A. Uko