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The George-Anne Student Media Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 4-11-1969 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (1969). The George-Anne. 527. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/527 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. LIBRARYLIBR THE ^0 /f ^ R 1 0 7969 Souttcq College ^p W Vo1- *&•No- 26-Statesboro, Georgia 30458, Friday, April 11, 1969 Statesboro Residents Hold Service Memorializing Dr.Martin Luther King i Suttle to Lecture Lane Receives Grant William Suttle, Southeastern • •• Chris Schenkel, top sports Director of the Office of Economic broadcaster for the American Opportunity, will be visiting the Broadcasting Company, visited campus to give a lecture on pov- • •* the campus Tuesday to award erty* Plans have also been made the first Chris Schenkel Golf for the director to take a tour of Scholarship to Pat Lane. Read Statesboro. Read about these and • •• about this and get a view of other developments on the Second the GSC tennis team on page Front. 12. More Than 200 Persons Gathered at Courthouse To Hold Memorial Service for Dr.Martin Luther KimKing THE GEORGE-ANNE Friday, April 11,1969 Page 2 Students,Citizens, Hold King Memorial Program Second Front More than 275 persons they were blocked and the remember more than the man, participated in a memorial unusually heavy tourist traffic it is his cause." Tiller added, service commemorating the was re-routed through town. "Our presence here is in 'Poverty War' Head death of the Rev. Dr. Martin Homer Parrish,Statesboro memory of Martin Luther Luther King here Friday. The Police Chief, said the service King, if it is only a memory, service began in downtown was ''more or less then it is an empty voice." Statesboro at the Bulloch independent" and "it has been Father Tiller was followed To lecture in fey County Courthouse at 6:30 carried out in a very memorial by The Rev. Tharon Stevens William W. Suttle, Southeast Region since March 11, 1968, p.m. and was under the way." who elaborated on the Regional Director of the Office Suttle is responsible for a wide leadership of a group of both similarities in the lives of Dr. black and white citizens. MARCH BEGINS of Economic Opportunity, will range of anti-poverty programs King and Jesus. Rev. Stevens give alecture on April 22 at such as Community Action The 30 minute service metaphorized King's peaceful 10:30 a.m. in the Foy agencies, VISTA and Job Corps A/ NAACP IDEA downtown ended with struggle with the white man to 'Auditorium. in the six southeastern states of hand-clasps and the singing of that of Moses and the children The idea and organization Suttle will discuss the the Southeast Region-South "We Shall Overcome." The of Israel in Egypt and to accomplishments and future Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, for the memorial ceremony participants then dispersed MOhatma Chandi and his came from the Statesboro possibilities of the OEO and Florida, Tennessee and from the Courthouse grounds followers in India. Rev. Stevens the entireproblem of poverty Mississippi. Currently 146 Bulloch County Chapter of the and began its march to closed his speech saying, "Dr. in the United States. community action agencies, 99 NAACP; the plan was the William James High school Martin Luther King's birthday, Directing the War on single-purpose agencies and expanded and placed under the Gym two miles away. The Ja... 19, should be declared a Poverty in the Southeast 300 VISTA volunteers working direction of an independent marcher, were flanked by legal holiday and all schools in 35 projects serve 90 percent citizen's committee. The "marshalis" appointed by the and businesses should be of the population in the several hundred participants memorial service committee, closed. Commerative coins Sif mo Nu district. included clergyman, laborers, according to Patrick Jones, a should be struck in bis honor. professional people, students, committee member. Dr. King should be canonized Prior to his appointment as and hereafter be referred to as and more than a dozen faculty Motorcycle policemen Southeast Regional Director, Saint Martin Luther King." Heads Cancer members from nearby Georgia accompanied the procession Suttle served as special After a prayer and special Southern. until it reached the outskirts of assistant to Sargent Shriver, music, Dr. Harris W. Mobley, The peaceful memorial town. Crusade former director of OEO, service was carried out with the associat professor of socioligy Sigma Nu fraternity is in working primarily in the area supervision and assistance of SERVICE AT GYM at the college, closed the charge of the 1969 Cancer of business involvement in the memorial service with a quote Crusade on campus. The the Statesboro Police anti-poverty effort. Department. Two major By the time the convocation made by Dr. King in 1966, "I project will be carried out in reached the William James don't think that anything can conjunction with the Bulloch A law graduate of the highways, U.S. 301 and U.S. Gym, its numbers had be more tragic in the civil County Cancer Crusade. 80, junction in Statesboro; University of North Carolina in increased to more than 300 rights movement than the The on-campus drive begins 1958, Suttle practiced law in persons. The final session of attitude that the black man can with solicitiation from faculty his home of Marion, N.C., for the service began at 7:30 p.m. slove his problems by himself. members April 14-18, seven years. Prior to accepting according to Andrew Farkas, Revue at Exit with a formal statement of the The memorial service for his appointment as Sargent true purpose of the ceremony chairman for Sigma Nu. Shriver's special assistant, he Dr. King began and ended and the introduction of the Fraternities and sororities will was an officer of the North without incident. There were be competing for student Opens Friday speakers by Robert L. no charges of "police Carolina National Bank in The "Exit" coffeehouse will donations April 21-23, with a Overstreet, professor of speech bruatility," and there were no Greensboro, N.C. Suttle has stage a revue, "Exit Shining," trophy or plaque going to the at the college. hecklers. The entire ceremony been director of the North Friday and Saturday, April The first person to address group which collects the largest Carolina Traffic Safety was conducted in an amount. 11-12, at 8:30 p.m. Admission the assembly was The Rev. Jim Council, a member of the atmosphere of reverency and Another project of the is $1.00 per person. Tiller, Vicar of Trinity calm, and without outside national planning committee of The revue will be made up American Cancer Society this the American Red Cross, Episcopal Church, Statesboro. agitation. year is "Send a Mouse to of several unrelated acts Father Tiller compared the life 'The entire service was a member of the advisory board consisting of: "The Mitchell College" Envelopes will be of the Salvation Army and of Dr. King with that of Jesus huge success and a major step Family Singers" by Mr. and placed on campus and a former president of the United Christ and told the group, "If forward for civil rights in this Mrs. Ray Mitchell and family donation of 27 cents can States Jaycees. there is one thing we should area," said Dr. Mobley. purchase a mouse for research of Statesboro; Robert Frost's "The Witch of Coos," a reading purposes, Farkas said. Suttle and his family reside by Dr. David Ruffin, professor El. Ed. Majors Opportunities The goal of the Bulloch in Atlanta, Ga. where the of English; a dance act by County Crusade is $6800. regional office is located. Leslie Harrington; a group of singers, 'The New and Revised Register April 16 Are Better Chimney Singers;" and various Students majoring in other acts. Elementary and Early After the revue, the "Exit" Elementary Education are For College Grad will remain open for coffee and requested to report to Room ( A C P) -Employment conversation. 8-A, Marvin Pittman School, prospects for American college The revue is being held for for advisement and graduates will be better than the purpose of paying rent on pre-registration in accordance the coffeehouse, according to ever this year, according to a with the following schedule. survey of 208 prominent Robert Overstreet, assistant Such advisement will business and industrial professor of speech. Interested determine course work for the concerns by Frank S. Endicott, students are urged to attend summer and fall quarters of director of placement at and help keep the "Exit" open. 1969. Students must see an advisor to secure materials for Northwestern University, registration. Evanston, Illinois. Registration will be from Companies plan to hire six men with bachelor's degrees 1:30 to 4:30 each day April Mitzi Mills for every five they employed in 16-18 and April 21-33. Seniors 1968, Mr. Endicott reported will register April 16, juniors after his 23rd annual survey of Hit By Auto April 17 and 18, sophomores employment trends. Miss Mitzi Lee Mills, a April 21, and freshmen and freshman from Perry, Ga., was Companies also plan to hire sophomores April 22 and 23. about 16 percent more men struck by an automobile Advisement is essential in Sunday, April 5, at 5:45 p.m.
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