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! ’•! i-;i ! VF FASHION SHOW Miss Geraldine McKinnie. left. Pikeviile. S'. C . eels ml
-s**. >w> ■■ ■■■ (he n ! lir girls as she models it the rccont “Nnlf Os Fall Fashions”, a fashion slum lea
i • • .' !• :u: ;| hy the Education HI vision of a Iraiiinn national pattern company. held ic
««»?<!v -H "AT Co}lego. She wears a Mosaic blue wool flannel cape suit. The others are: Misses Maty
r io'ii • ir. a smartly tailored brown wool tweed dress: Mary Lester Roxhnro, in a hollv ird
v ' • ’i i ■ nial ■-: fiaw Flw«*. Catawba, in a woolen nylon, plaid flannel jacket and dress
and Bui. .. B.ifrun * mporia, Va., With A fire wool jersey over-blouse and pleated dress
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”'>>• 'Net HmD, S y?
T” ■ ’ l«U»«y oiler* tin- j
u-s-.5.l u.r.pt. 'tt:ut;.-s for Ne.srro !
j<v.ph R . ■ ■'!:■-'■■■: ■ profession j
find zsco no ■ a b>n-ier if {
c M,!e n Vor'r-tT.. •••”•. cm-,.!
!;• • * v. s r H s if* •voi ks-rs in j
biology *vho fcavo holpcd to j
er mo vne hrr-;• ahtf * toxins, !
no, . |
Tbirlv VI .'-; ••tRO. * pneiUTSORla }
vr'ipi;! h”i Title better than a 8
to 1 rh ;dee - • -ivor, Pneumonia
V, oi; R i- : Allmhey One K..UI
- T- dr '• •« 1 a pneumonia
sVi-Y-p ac;.o, binlnci.-l* learn- j
ed tVtv mnfivVr dpucs, antibiotic* !
:, ' !n S
rvni:;;. n-'i- • nmpanics :■•■■■ iouMod |
t-rir r* f. I- ;|r,;.v (v.se lines. One j
con-pat *- i ; - .■ ’ - ('Pjcare'd a j
rA <■ o«. • the \v .-lid in
• :if:r : :■■ •: ■ Two and a |
<,v ;-•*■. .ifttr spending $4- •
SfiOfrTO and • .dtp# 1.00 000 soil wim- I
M-v e-.-.r-.ver.'id a certain
yrr.. •:>; .My f . it: meld Ar.nth- i
so M-i -■ -i - r * . imvrif), was !
BIO!' ly.; ;hts WON F.EREP. also, j
in A. id nj -rr.'nJfi'i it and food j
pr-ww is. A heat ISfJ yews ago Mal
thas fortfoW that much of the
v Aid v.o«»<; soon l.n> aUu-ving be- |
cans.; jwpij.ia#b.n WoaK«! /aster
than fnv.d ' . pi' . But, m America,
fr.'-.;;: suppiy m.uJ Hoped population.
Bioiegir.t? sr-Ktird methods to fight
plant and developed hardi
er vari'tes e- £ pi a; it? grains, vegeta- |
bier fruit' They sought and found I
v-yys to !,iriv;i:.if poultry And live
siork i.-.-f --lipply more meat, with
igristte, fat ar.d bone.
Some etui stions that biologists i
<.;.i' a '". ‘ .-. Can cancer i.:e tire- j
vr.r.is.o • cfi eiiud? C n we devel- j
o« fropjoal fruit.® that will flour- i
is:: in roi* v ;n t lima tea and thus I
cut down o.i ti -.(-.sporation cost? I
Can ei > c an nV.racitvo grass j
li'or Iswti'v Thai .trows a certain j
bright and '• does not require {
D.r. S, E, Duncan
To Ad dtestt Church'
Group October 20
SALISBURY Dr. Samuel E.
Duncan. •Sint? supervisor of High
Schools of Nfuth Carolina, will be
guvst sprr.ker at the Soldier’s Mpiti*
orijl /> M.E. Zi n Church, Salis
bury, ?s, C: or? Sunday. October
20th. nt .11 00 r.m. The occasion is i
U.uj ob:t; \ auce of National Lay- •
*' ' y },
DR. S. r. DUNCAN'
Dr. Lwuii'uu is » jenduato of Llv-
IngUono College, A.li , «nd receiv
ed hie h' A r.nd PhD. degrees at i
Certtf-li Uni .<1 ny, Jfnaca. N. Y. j
PtiCi to Comitig to Ills present post- I
t-lon, Dr Durcan serv'd as prim j
viral of. D »:bnr Hiyh School, East |
Spencer. :u V/.-ishirigton High [
Scbooi, Hfiiisville.
A’*- ‘ Chapel A- j
M.E. Zion Church, Salisbury, hr is I
Ait on is?;. ,or! mg layman and dis
itr.ffuwh'.’d but.-it leader having !
tferva v; delcgat<* to the general ;
CbOt'crcncc <■*' the Zf>n Church for ;
four sitec- 1 ivc ijiuv.rircnnial
j
MAV iNiriAttV NAM& THEIR
prWH-iCIAKiFS IN WIUS AMD
LAS'? TESTAMENTS BUT THEY* j
MAY NOT CHANGE them
j INI MIS MANNER. THEY Ml/ST
j u irir v va op -T!XM changes ;
I DiRECfLVTO MAKE THEM J
'CvCMvmmmm
M T-d
i P?mj£j*U
XL E JouJa |
| frequent mowing? Con we prevent
t the common cold?
i
i Persons desiring tv enter careers
as biologists should consider coins
to some good four-year college
This training should be followed by
graduate study leading to the M A.
it r- srr?«*' mr m
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! The Annual Wake County 4-H i
j Achievement Day Program will be i
i held Thursday. October 24, at the 1
i Jeffreys Grove School, located six ;
| ’nilcs- north of Raleigh on High- ■
j way No. 50. j
I More than 600 club members 1
• i
, from Wake’s organized 4-H Clubs j
| are making plans to attend along j
» with teacher and community load- •
| ers and parents. Principal speaker j
' for the occasion u ill be John R. |
Larkin? Consultant Work Among I
| Negroes. North Carolina State De
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The Achievement Program
will be presided over by Bob
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be-t Brown, Cary 4-H Club, In
troductory Remarks. Babara Ram
sen r. Garner 4-H Club; Welcome
Address, M. G. R?tey, principal;
and Response by Donnell Moore of
the Holly Sp> ing- 4-H Club. Mus
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i glee club with Mis. Alice Ellis
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A demonstration on “Seed (n
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The Wake County 4-H summary !
will be given by Annie McDougal
of the Fuquay Spring." 4-H Club.
A solo wih be sung by Marion ;
Lee of the Apex 4-H Club with
Mr?. Mercellette C. White at the
piano.
During ‘he program awards will
be given and citations made to 4-
H boy? and girls who have done
j outstanding project work during
the year. Dewarner Perry of the
Carver 4-H Club will introduce the
speaker and benediction will h<
given by Ernest Powell of the
Apex 4-H Chin
The program is supervised by the
Wake County Negro Farm and
Home Agents of the North Caro
lina State College Extension Serv
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1987
PROCTORVIILE SCHOOL HEWS
W ASHINGTON < ANP > -- Con.
t.rery to regular custom, federal
, troops now serving in the 'Little
.Rock Campaign" will get no rib- i
boos for thou role in enforcing the j
school integration order at Cent'--)
High School
Penu,con officials here U>=t week
j
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Straight
Kentucky
Bourbon
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ZUi 9 f,t f Ji< «. '///< Hi
y ftOifitty arrc'u/ln'f
/■> ittr gyuit <•(<'’ luift'i" "
oisnutt #> Borneo b<
ancient ac.i otsi ittiNcr i 1 •
FtUUKFORT K£NTUC,X<
STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF
ANCIENT AGE DISTILLING CO. FRANKFORT, KY.
confirmed teat the units serving
in Little Reck the 101st Air
come Division and the federalized
Arkansas National Guard wilt
r-rern no special campaign recog--
nif ion
US. troop*; romc? i-tips
Hbbon- for .dpeci^l