PHILADELPHIA BROTHERS AND SCROLLERS FROLIC
Brother John W. Heyward who is a Religious Education major will be leaving us this year to take up his studies at Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta, Georgia. He is president of the Oxford Club, member of the Church School Staff, M. S. M. Staff, Senior Class, Business Manager, Annual Staff, and State Treasurer of the Youth Chapter of the N.A.A.C.P. We also have Brother C. Jasper Smith who is also majoring in Religious Education and will be going to Gammon in September. He is a member of the Oxford Club, Debating Team, M. S. M., vice-president of the fraternityWe have Brother Theodis Brown who is holding the torch high in the Social Science Department. He is a member of the Social Science Club and the N.A.A.C.P. In the sports' world we are represented by Brother Martin who made ALL- SEAC on the football team this year. Brother Robert Hubbard is an outstanding end on the football team and co-captain; he is also captain of the basketball team and one of the best on our college track team. This year the chapter completed a project which was started the past school year. This is the completion of a fish-pool which will hold approximately 1,000 gallons of water. We have undertaken a new project this semester which is in keeping with our motto. We are orientating the new students to college life and holding classes for those that need assistance. We are represented in every department of the college and have four capable Brothers on the faculty, they are, Brothers John H. Chadwell, J. K. Hilyard, Harold I. Roberson and Thomas Bacote. We were honored with the privilege of hearing our Brother Thurgood MAY, 1956
Marshall speak on our campus during a meeting of the City-Campus NAACP meeting recently. Brother Omega F. Newman and Miss Louise V. Williams of Charleston, South Carolina exchanged vows during a double ring ceremony which was held at Memorial Baptist Church, Charleston, S. C , December 24, 1955, 7:00 P.M. Miss Williams is a graduate of Claflin College, Orangeburg, S. C. and is now instructor of public school music at Whittemore High School, Conway, S. C. Miss Williams is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and Alpha Kappa Mu Honorary Society. Brother Newman is a senior at Claflin College and excels in scholarship. Brother C. Jasper Smith was the best man at the wedding, Brothers James McDaniel and John Heyward served as ushers; the sister of the bride, Mrs. Dorothy Graham, served as matron of honor. Serving as bridesmaids were Miss Myrtle A. David of Bennetsville, S. C , a graduate of Claflin College and a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, who is now working in the city school system of Orangeburg, and Miss Mary L. Crossin a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Preceding the ceremony solos were rendered by Miss Margaret Fordham and Mr. Edward Gibson. Miss Fordham sang, "I Love You Truly". She is a senior at Benedict College, president of the Student Council and a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Mr. Gibson sang "O Promise Me". Mr. Gibson is a native of Charleston, S. C. During the reception which was held at Reed Center the couple slipped away to Florida on their Honeymoon. Brother James McDaniel and Miss Myrtle A. David were married in" a double ring ceremony at Bennettsville, S. C , December 31, 1955.
Zeta Upsilon Lambda Plans Big Program We in Zeta Epsilon Lambda have endeavored in the past months to present a program both educational and social to our community. With this Factor in mind we are in the midst of establishing a scholarship fund to some worthy student in the area. Zeta Epsilon Lamba is vitally interested in our civic enterprise and it has contributed liberally towards them. Many events of eminent importance have occurred within the confines of Zeta Epsilon Lambda during the past year. The Brothers are aware that the function of a chapter in Alphadom must be a dynamic and living process. Under the capable leadership of our President, Brother Lorenzo Harris, we will continue to be first of all servants of all. EUGENE R. BAITY Asso. Editor to the Sphinx •
Delta Tau (Continued from Page 25) Lionel Wharton, and Charles White are not outstanding in extra curricular activities, their names appeared on the Dean's List as being high scholars in their major fields of study. Out of the 19 members, we are proud to say that there are 16 members on the honor roll with high scholastic averages. We the brothers of Delta T a u Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha are proud to say that our overall scholastic average exceeds the honor roll requirements. It is our utmost joy and pride to uphold the things we have striven to become a part of, "the name." GEORGE MCLAUGHLIN Editor to SPHINX PAGE 31