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A L P H A PHI A L P H A FRATERNITY, Inc., General Officers RAVI OKI) W. LOGAN

President

Howard University, Washington, D. C.

BERT

A. MCDONALD

First

Vice-President

319 East 48th St., Los Angeles, Calif. ROGER F. GORDON Second Vice-President 15 PhiladelPhia FERDINAND L° Zmwm*' • ^^ThirlTvice-President FERDINAND L. • ^ " " ^ • • £ - ^ " " j ^ " i j £ ™ ; " ™ r a v l c e r r e s , a e m JOHN W L B m a ^ . . . ^ . ^ : . . . ^ . . * ^ ^ Vice-President JOSEPH H. B. EVA'N^. L l n D S t r e e t : . C i n C i n n a t ' ' ° h l ° General Secretary 101 S. Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. FARROW R. ALLEN Treasurer 337 West 138th St., New York City LEWIS O. SWINGLER Editor of the Sphinx 390'/i Beale Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee H. COUNCILL TRENHOLM Director of. Education Alabama State College, Montgomery, Ala. BELFORD V. LAWSON. JR. General Counsel 2001 11th, N. W., Washington, D. C. LAY MEMBERS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Edward W. Brooke, 1262 Hamlin Street, N. E., Washington, D. C.s Thomas Kelley, Wilberforce University, Wilberforce, Ohio: James H. Robinson, 850 East Forty-Ninth Place. Los Angeles, California. BELFORD V. LAWSON, JR. Chairman. Chapter Housing Commission 2001 11th St., N. W., Washington, D. C HOWARD H. LONG Chairman, Committee on Public Policy 1112 Girard St., N. W., Washington, D. C. M. G. FERGUSON Chairman. Auditing Committee Citizens Savings & Trust Co., Nashville, Tennessee HENRY L. DICKASON Chairman, Committee on Standards Bluefleld State Teachers College, Bluefleld, West Virginia

R O B E R T P. DANIEL

C h a i r m a n . Budget C o m m i t t e e

Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina

CHARLES H. WESLEY

Historian

Howard University, Washington, D. C. JEWELS Dr. Henry A. Callis, 2306 E St.. N. E., Washington, D. O.i Nathaniel A . Murray, 150 You Street. N. W., Washington, D. C.i Vertner W. Tandy, Ml w ^ t t B t . . New York, N. Y, George B. Kelly, l-113th 'Carles H. Chapman-«Roy H. Ogle-'James H. Morton-'Deceased. REGIONAL DIRECTORS WESTERN JURISDICTION—Bert A. McDonald, Vice-President: Tolly W. Harris, 119 N. Greenwood Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Walter M. Booker, Prairie View College, Prairie View, Texas; Ulysses S. Taylor, Samuel Huston College, Austin, Texas; Bernard E. Squires, 326 Railway Exchange, Seattle, Washington; James P. Johnston, 326 Twenty-Third Avenue, N., Seattle. Washington; Jack Terry, 11627 Bandera Avenue, Los Angeles, California SOUTHERN JURISDICTION—Ferdinand L. Rousseve, Vice-President; Clinton L. Blake, 1415 Beattie's Ford Road, Charlotte, North Carolina; Benjamin F. Scott, Morehouse College. Atlanta, Georgia; Stenson E. Broaddus. Kentucky State College, Frankfort, Kentucky. EASTERN JURISDICTION—Roger F. Gordon, Vice-President; John M. Moore, Virginia Union University, Richmond, Virginia; G A Galvin. 216 W. State Street, Ithaca, New York; Frank Morris, Jr , 1519 Page Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; William J Parks, Jr , 1917 3rd Street, N. W., Washington, D. C MIDWESTERN JURISDICTION—John W. Fleming, Vice-President; John R. Lawrence, Jr., 947 Iglehart Avenue, St Paul Minnesota; J. R. Lillard. 2547 Tracy Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri; Attorney Charles F. Lane, 417 East 47th Street, Chicago, Illinois

CHAPTER ROSTER

1. ALPHA—Cornell University, Ithaca, New York; Dr. G. A. Galvin, 216 W. State Street; Secretary, P. Johnson, 216 W. State Street. 2. BETA—Howard University, Washington, D. C ; Arthur F. Carter; Secretary, N. Alan Harris, 1917

President, Dr. Albert

President, 3rd Street,

3. GAMMA—Virginia Union University; Richmond, Va.; President, E. D. McCreary, Jr., Secretary, Percy Patricks, Virginia Union. * 4 DELTA—Tillotson College, Austin. Texas; President, Samuel Fuller; Secretary, Joseph B. Bracy. 5 EPSILON—University oi Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.; President, Watson Young 210 Glenn St.; Secretary, Peter J. Carter, No. 2 Adams House. 6. ZETA—Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut; Pres. 7. ETA " c o l ^ n f b i a ^ U ^ v I f s n y 6 s T M n c e . Brooklyn. C. C , St. J o h n University, Brooklyn, New York City; President, Mac C. Davies, 79 St. Nicholas Place, N. Y. d ; Secretary, Lucius C. Watson, 35 West 110th Street, N. Y. C. 8. THETA—University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois; President, Robert W. Harrison, 740 E. Marquette Road; Secretary, Frank A. Banks, 740 E. Marquette Road. 9. IOTA—Atlanta, Georgia; To be set up. 16. K A P P A - O h i o State University, Columbus, Ohio; President, Fowler A. Briggs; Secretary, Gerald G. Haskell, 760 Mt. Vernon, Columbus. Ohio. 11. MU—University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota; President, J o h n R. Lawrence, 947 Iglehart Ave., St. Paul, Minn.. Secretary, J o h n M. Patton, 954 St. Anthony Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 12. NU^Lincoln University, Pa„ President, Grant S. Shockley; Secretary, Woodson Hopewell, Lincoln University. 13. XI—Wilberforce University, Ohio; President, Charles Splvey; Secretary, Thomas Kelley, Wilberforce University. 14 OMICRON—Pittsburgh, Pa., President, Paul L. Jones, 228 West 14th, Homestead. Pa.; Secretary McDonald Williams, 201 Michigan Avenue, Betshoover, Pitts, Pa. 15. PI—Western Reserve, Cleveland. Ohio; President, Samuel Wade. 2285 East 89th Street; Secretary, Joseph D. Smith, 2813 Central Avenue, N. 584. 16. RHO—Graduate Group, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Pres. Dr. W. P. Jerrick. 1843 Christian St.; C. Sec. Dr. O. Wilson Winters, 28 Curren Arcade; F. Sec. Norrlstown, Pa.; F. Sec. Dr. Percy I. Bowser, 5344 Race St. 17. SIGMA—Harvard University, Boston, Mass., President, Thomas A. Center, 54 Mt. Pleasant St., N. Cambridge, Mass.. Secretary, Julian C. Branker, 11 Waumbeck St.. Roxbury, Mass, 18. TAU—University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, 111.; President, James J. Seaberry; Secretary, Nathaniel B. Green, 1301 W. Clark Street, Urbana. 19. UPSILON—University of Kansas, Kansas, State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas; Kansas State College of Agriculture & Applied Sciences, Manhattan, Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas; President, Ralph Rogers, Secretary, Cecil Florence. 1101 Mississippi Street. 20. PHI—Ohio University, Athens, Ohio; Pres. J o h n W. Gasaway; Sec. Walter B. Allen. 155 W. Washington St. 21. CHI—Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tenn., President, Waldense C. Nixon; Secretary, Donald M. Carey, 1613 Jefferson Street. 22. PSI—University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa.; President. Franklin Morris, 1519 Page Street West; Secretary, Robert Poindexter, 2128 Christian Street. 23. ALPHA ALPHA—Universitv of Cincinnati, Cincinnati College of Pharmacy. Miami University, Cincinnati, Ohio; President J o h n W. Fleming, 1532 Linn Street; Secretary, Saul S. Sanford. 747 Clark Street. 24. ALPHA BETA—Talladega College, Talladega, Ala.; President, George E. Lee; Secretary, Andrew B. Randall. Corresponding Secretary, Erman W. Edgecombe. Talladega. 25. ALPHA GAMMA—Brown University, Providence. Rhode Island: INACTIVE—Address Joseph G. LeCount, 42 Westminster St. 26. ALPHA DELTA—University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Calif.. President. Henry Feltenberg. 1286 S. Serrano; Secretary. Edward York. 1286 S. Serrano Avenue. 27. ALPHA EPSILON—University of California, Berkeley, Callfornia; Pres. M. Robinson Baker, 929 Magnolia Street, Oakland California; Secretary, George E. Byas, 2844 Grant Street; Cor. Secretary, Melvin C. Austin, 1518 Russell St.

28. ALPHA ZETA—West Virginia State College Institute West Va.; President, Lawrence N. Jones; Secretary Garlan R Alston, West Va. State College. *° Universitv r . m h r i * . t/r.«~.i»..~+*«. 2 9 A L p H A ETA—Harvard ™' ? N I C T I V E " a r v a m university, Cambridge, Massachusetts, I ? J ™ A 0 ? ' H E T , A ~P F n l;v ISresci t yt a o yf I oAw a >LOW ° w aC City, Iowa; PresiD^IJSH , o,f o i^ ^ i_ ^ Secretary, George - Ragland, Jr., 818 South Dubuque Street. 31. ALPHA IOTA—University of Colorado Denver Colo President, Howard Jenkins, Jr., 3131 Gilpin St., Secretary John Wallar, 2606 Gilpin St. ' °KK'""-al3f. 32. ALPHA KAPPA—Springfield College Amherst C o l l e t Amherst, Mass., Springfield, M a s s a c h u s e t t s Sec &?!• Kearney Springfield College ^ssacnusetts, bee. Eric Headley, 33. ^ H ^ M U - N o r t h w e s t eP or ln) University, Evanston, Illinois; "|g Brown,K» a r d , Secretary William C. Pyant, ATPWA ™ T O * I ~ 34. ALPHA NU—Iowa State College, Drake University Des Momes, Iowa Ames Iowa; Pres. S. M. Riley. Jr • Sec Charles **• t o w a r d 515 Mulberry St., Des Moines Iowa 35- £ £ £ £ * ? T ^ ^ P • * * ? £ f W a s n l n g t o n , Seattle,'Washington; president. James P. Johnson, 928 31st St. Seattle Washmgton, Secretary Robert B. Pitts. 326 23rd'Avenue'North. ib. ALPHA OMICRON—Johnson C. Smith University Charlotte £• V- President, Horace Davenport; Secretary T Wilkins Davis^ Johnson C. Smith University 37. ALPHA PI—LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL COLLEGE Louisville Kentucky; President, Robert Crawford 2512 W Walnut „„ ? , \ ~ r j ' secretary, Julius L. Greene 1810 w ' Chestmit «troot 38. ALPHA RHO-Morehouse C o l l e i e ' c a . President Benlamln f r ^ g ? ' =S??»fi a r 5,i,., C l a r e n c e Williams Morehouse College 39. ALPHA SIGMA—Wiley College. Bishop Colleee Marshall Texas; President, James C. Wallace J? Secrltarv Ke7ven W. Carter. Wiley College. ' " b e c r e t a r y . Kerven 40. ALPHA TAU—University of Akron, Ohio- President Attnrgey Artee Fleming, 2i West Market Street Akron Ohio Secretary Herbert T. Bracken. 385 Wellington A K r o n ' O m o ' 41. ALPHA UPSILON—City College Detroit Detroit MichiganPresident Norman Tabor, 2001 Chestnut BStreetc E lreel tary, Lloyd G. Richards. 6264 Epworth . u- B e c r e 42. ALPHA PHI—Clark University Atlanta Georeio- P ™ « T?H ward McGowen; Sec. John T. Mims Clark University 43. ALPHA CHI—Fisk University. Nashville TeAnf• President John W. Parker; Secretary, Roscoe Bryant President, 44. ALPHA PSI—Lincoln University, Jefferson City Missr>,,wPresident. James Lee Hunt; Secretary James ^ o r^cT^r, c ° ' n University. »=Huy, James Jones, Lin45. BETA ALPHA—Morgan College, Baltimore Md • President William T. Cain, 1621 12th Street N W W u t t8 ™ r ? ^ Secretary. Simon Carter,, 515 N Shroede'r s t r e e t * 46. BETA BETA—University of Nebraska C r e a t o r , ' University Municipal University, Lincoln Nebraska S P n T r , I T. Braford, 1952 T. Street Lincoln NehrVslfn^»e?et»rv Harold Biddiex, ?Ws R. street Lincoln T S t . secretary, 47. BETA GAMMA—Virginia State Colleee' Ettrlrk v» • Prest dent. Jefferson F. Bryant: Secretary S i n e i n i * w » » ' r r e s I " 48. BETA DELTA—State College Oraneebure S P • President Frank Llovd: Secretary, M R Flint StatU ™ !!'<;«. ' 49. BETA EPSILON—Agricultural and Technical Collele Oreens boro, North Carolina; President Clintnr, F t w t d ^ e Q ~ „ „ " tary. Earl Holland, A. & T Colleee Etheridge, Secre50. BETA ZETA—Samuel Huston Colleee Austin T » V . „ TJ^= ( dent, Ulysses S. Taylor. Corresponding Secretary WeidfCnK-" Groves. Samuel Huston Colleee oecretary, weldon K. 51. BETA ETA—Southern Illinois Teachers College rarhr,ndoi„ 111., President. Charles E Jones 211 » K eP^vS?^. ' Gaffney Tavlor, Colp, Illinois ' &ecretary, 52. BETA THETA—Bluefleld State Teachers Colleee Bluefleld W. Va.: President. Alonzo Deskins Jr SecretaryFn,eene Field. State Teachers College ' oevretarj,. Ji-ugene 53. BETA IOTA—Western State Teachers Colleee Kainmo^r. Michigan: Pres. Hacklev E Woodford 114 N Park St - S e ? ' John T. Tanley. 1331 W. Michigan " 54. BETA KAPPA—Langston Universitv Laneston OklahomaPresident. Wendell O. Gray; Secretary Marshall Love 55. BETA MU—Kentucky State Colleee Frankford Kv • Presldent. Sheley Lynemf Secretary Nathaniel L Shields: Kv State College. oiueius, xs-y. 56. BETA NU—Florida A. & M College- President Oliver H Jones; Secretary, James M. Young, Florida A. &' M.

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