Box 3, Folder 8, Document 44

Box 3, Folder 8, Document 44

‘TC Sours To Top

TCH- The original seenderack from Monywn's hitcolor television production starring Diana Rosa
and The Supremes wich The Tempcations fs now the eation's number-one selling album, The fabu=
‘toas pop music albem soared to the top of the trade charts within six weeks after its release.
‘Sipaificantly, the TCE (Taking Care of Bosiness) album knocked the Beatles our of the number-one
slot, Motown now dosninates the LP charts with 14 top selling alburna of which Diana Ross and The

Supremes and The Tempeatices account fo for

Dr. Bond In
Lecture Series

Hampton Resigns From UNCF,
Voorhees Becomes New Member

Rep. Dean Challenges

NEW YORK = Ose of the
charter members of the
United Negro College Fund
and a member of the Fund
for 25 years, Harmpten Insd-

jolntly today by Dr. Jerome
‘H, Holland, President of
Hampton and Gr, Stephen J.
Wright, Presideat of the
United Negro College Fund,

At the same time, Dr,
Wright announced the elect=

Voorhees College.

{stig
Fesignation, Dr, Holland said
that nee has enjoyed
_and greatly bonefited from

Ok's School Plan =

SAVANNAH, GA, --¥.

Law, president of the local
branch ofthe National Asso~
‘ciation for the Advancement

Savannah NAACP "=

tts long time membership in
the Fond."

sald, “we realize that Hiamp~
toe Is a strong inatination and
‘has ‘come of age’ in itafund~
raising, We are also prowl
te weleome Voorhees inte
membership."*

UNCF announced Just this
‘week that it received the re~
cord sum of $6,943,773 dur~
ing the 1968 campaign, re-
parted by campaign chairman

and treasurer George Cham=
plen as “the largest annual
decrease in the Fumi's 25-
‘year history.

“T feel." said Mr, Cham-
“that the significant
ise in campaign income last
year, war dum largely po the
increased awareness and re-
sponse of corporaniong, foun-
dations, and individuals to the
Fund's appeal to support
Reality higher education for
Negro



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Friday, February Zi for «
one week engagement,



placed his same on the scroll
of timeless greats of jarz. The
Gillespie influence has made
its tmpact on virtually every
important group in the world,
From sidemen to fameus

began
the trombone ard a year larer
for the first time learned to
play the instrument that was
te bring him fame, That same





year at the age of fifteen

and alerted masic lovers the
work! over that Oizy of-
Jespie. the ‘King of Jazz" was
fouring the world once again,
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Atlanta University opened a

South Carolina NAACP

Newble among recent
speeches by 76th District

tiecal and Social Researcher
the University this week on
“Black Education,"

iaey Edocaron of Back Folks February 10
fo the Ed of World War A grouped over 300 persons
und washeldinDean SageAu- erowded the college atcli~

dtoriem, at Tea0pm. Tues=

day. elal worker turned politician
De, Bond's second lectare forcefully urge young black
inte series willbeon March Americans tw "

don “Higher Esucation of system and besd ittothe very

Black Folk in the Unined
States," to be followed om
April 23 with "Three Court
Deelstons: Pees Fargo

rhes29S4 Doctors”

People, C Clubs.

rom Page 4

4.5. Stafford to the hosters,

Members and guests enjoying the evening included Mrs,
RE, Henley, Mra, T, G, GleenMrs, X, E, Wilborn, Mrs,
M, J. Jacksce, Rev. and Mrs, L, 8. Brown, Mrs, UL,
Davenport, Rev. and Mra, Hi, M, Smith, Mrs, C, L, Duugh-
tery, Rev, and Mrs, WF, Young, Rev, and Mra, C, A,
Watkies, Mrs. A, G, Davis, Mrs, T, R, Pollock, Rev,
and Mrs. F, ©. Taylor, Rev, and Mrs. LM, Terrill,
Rev, ani Mrs. Y, Glover, Mra. R, B, Nails, Mrs. 5,W,

Rocker, and Rev. and Mrs, MLA, Linsey,
Also Mrs, 5, Gregory, Mrs, Asnle M,. Jackson, Mrs,
Loctem, Rev, and Mrs, W,

J. M, Terrell, Mrs, J. H.
Weatherspool, Mra, G,
Mrs, J. J. Norwood. Rev. and Mrs, Williams P, King,
Mrs, 1, P, Ward, Rev. and Mrs. W, R, McCall, Rev, and
Mra. J, ©, Strickland, Rev, und Mrs. A, W, Willams, Rev,
ant Mrs. E. |. Humptrey, Mrs. J, 5, Stafford, Rev, and
Mrs, V, McKinney, Mra. W, H, Coverson, Mrs. R, Marion,
Mrs. J, Merrit, Mrs, Clay, Miss Joy Arnold, Mrs, Corine
Echols, Mrs. Ruth Cromus, Miss [Metrich Rocker, Mra.
Pauline Walton, Mra, J, M, Mitchell, Mrs, H, L, Redmon,
Mise Pauline Ward and Mr, and Mrs. West,

Mrs. M, L. Lockett ts president and Mrs, M, A, Linsey
is the reporter,





‘Girls Glub staff leaders and volunteers represen
clubs in Atlacts, Columbus, Gainesville and Rome, Ga
and Phenix City, Ala, will participate in a state-wide
workship te be held February 24 in Atlanta at the Atlanta
Girts’ Club's West End Branch,

Miss Lillian "Stormy" Hesel, Southern Region fleld
Service director of Girls Clubs of America, is in charge
reece Tee nese 1 Mall er and rolun=
teers are expected to attend,

Mra, J. Rebert Eubanks of Atuncs, cational presideng
of GCA, and Mrs, Carel J, Boggs. executive director of
the Atlanta Girls’ Club will welcome the delegates. Also
Present will be Mra, F, L, Picome of Atlanta, chairman
of the national annual conference of Girls Clube of Ameri-
a to be held here April 13-16,

‘The workshop will begin with » coffee hour at 930 a.m,
and will comclude at 1 pam,



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Should the developments

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oa February ll, Mr. Dean in~
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the fret piece of civil rights
lngistationenactedin Georgia
in recent years. The bill pro~
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