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MAY DA Y CORONATION AT ST.* AUGUSTINE'S Left to right: Misse* Mildred Smith, senior • tter.da.nt: Esther Royer, crown bearer; Bessie Smith. May Queen, Raymond Htinley, president of Stu dent council; and Harriet Bryant, senior attendant. Dr, M. D. Quigless Leaves Tarboro For St. Louis Internes Alumni Meet j TARBORO—Dr M D Quigleys left Tarboro recently for St. Louis. Missouri where he will preside over the 13th annual meeting o; a the Homer G Phillips Hospital Internes Alumni Association. The organization includes phy sicians and surgeons who intern ed at Homer G. Phillips Hospital There are over six hundred mem bers Homer G. Phillips is a part of tta' St. Louis Hospital system, it KEEP MftSR FROM GOING BACK VO MCR* • XAIA GOING 8 At! K ’ PROBLEMS’. .RKU-’ P!R AT SON. .. NOT tfUi G AFr .£CTS A WON DEI FV L VATEP. I.EmitNT PCaSUI-AN PRESSING OH. KASR 00. TOUR HAIR 01 ITTERS AND SJOif.s FOB. u f.ekS , . XKXiAIM® SO NATURALLY AOKT AND HOT t'.RLAAv WATER REPELLENT RHToLNOTmI C Os. TA.O:< RAP K SILICONS:.,. ASK YQLR At AL'TV [A>t OR „ransEsmnj fWC #P --*t - -“"-TOOTHhH ACHE INI OR A-JELI I • ffillllltj J —■ i p Bourbon iDhiskca 3 11 A Blend g 11 1 ■ *•■ es -1~ gsur »t Potlloi Vs 1 25; [ S§ *“ S«iH*«*!-if La.** Company Lm<**tllt% li |g: ■ •.*. "" *** *_" '”* '"'” *'' '.j"t“ v« KENTUCKY BOURBON BLENDES) WHISKEY * i * THf BOURSON F>E LUXE COMPANY DIVISION OF NAfiOfJAL DISTILLERS PRODUCT ’ COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KY, KENTUCKY BLENDED BOURBON WHISKEY—36 PROGf —CONTAINS 49% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS contains 790 beds. It. is staffed by colored physicians and surgeons and has top rating with the col lege of Physicians and Surgeons as a research and training cen ter. I the last, two years, the hea ps; I; has been completely into St. Augustine’s Students j Present ‘Festival Os May’ The annual "Festival of May”, presented by students at St. Au gustine’s College, was held on the j lawn in the center of the quad i rangle last Saturday at 4:00 p.rn. i Miss Bessie Smith, senior, of 1 Rocky Mount, wes crowned the | May Queen with appropriate cer ; emonies by Raymond Hunley. | president of the Student Council. ’ Following the coronation were vo j cal ensembles singing, dances, ba ; ton twirling, gymnastic stunts. May Pole winding, and the reces | sional. The Queen’s attendants includ ed- -Rr-.rriet Brvant and Mildred Smith, seniors; Wyonona fthem. | junior; Patricia Davis, sophomore: | Gloria Gardner, freshman. Litth j Miss Esther Boyer was the crown 'bearer. Messenger was Jeannette • Swann. : Participants included students enrolled in the physical education * department. The director of i dances and stunts and field ac ; grated. Amons the internes and i residents, several nationalities arc ! represented. | Dr. Quigless is also president of the Old North State Medical So ciety which holds its annual meet ing in Durham, early In June. t.ivities was Miss Rosa A Walk?!' while Mrs. Jo Ina Delaney was chairman of the official proces sion and coronation. The two chairmen were assist ed by: Thomas Thornley, 111, pi anist, and Albert Grauer director of musical ensemble; May Day Committee. Mrs. Jo Ina DeLaney, chairman; Mrs. P. R. Robinson, Mrs. Laura Wise. Mrs. Irene L. Dickens, Miss Rosa A Walker, George R Walker; Ushers: Cora Brooks, Charity Bingham, Jean Catchings, Ethel Wooten; Costumes: Mrs. Laura Wise. Mrs. K. Matthews, Mrs. J. M. Hol loway, Miss Fidie Rudd. Mrs. p. R. Robinson, Miss Mary Merritt, and Miss Ann Sawyer. Omicron Ciub Os Kinston En dr 9tli Yr. i i The members of the Omicro-n Club of Kinston, celebrated their ninth anniversary by attending the regular morning worship ser vices at the First Congregational Church of Raleigh on May 4th. Mrs, Dorothy T Brinson, a mem-! i bar of the ciub served m hostess j ! The message was delivered by the pastor. Rev Howard Cunningham After morning worship a tour of the city was,rnade with Mrs. Phyllis Haywood sowing as guide. Following the tour the members wen! tn the YWCA for an anniversary din ner with Mrs, EUa T Jones as busies* for the occasion. The table was decorated with dub colors, pink and lilac with a white table, doth and cen terpiece of white carnation*. ! The menu consisted of cocktail*.! turkey, dressing, candied potatoes. 1 corn pudding, snap beans, r.rsn- ; berry sauce, pickles, individual I tossed salads, rolls, eoffe* and logroll cake After dinner * cocktail party jWas given for the group- at, the ! home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel - ; Brinson, 1423 E. Jones St Following, they were entertain-! 1 cri by Attorney and Mrs. Herman j L Taylor at home on Lenoir St. Members of the Omicron Club' present were Mia? Annette Smith j Mrs Marie Bryant, Mrs. Eleanor) ! Allison Mrs Rosa Lofton. Mrs j j Hatttie Gray Bparthorn, and Mrs ; Dorothy Brinson. Births j Editor's Note: The fotkrwtaff \ births were released hr St. A*»«* Hospital recently: April 30th —Mr. and Mrs. Paul ; j Stewart, a. son. 8-lb# , Mr. and Mrs James George Gill. * daugh ter, 6-lbs.. 214-o*;'. Mr and Mrs : Sterling Perry, a son. 6-lbs, 8-ore,.. Mr. and Mrs Olive Beckwith of! • Fuquay Springs, a son. 8-lb*.. Mr,] and Mrs. Berber! Wiggs, * son 6-lbs., 14*4-oas,: May Ist—Mr, and Mr* Juntas, Perry of Wendell, a son, 7«ft».. *-•' j ozs.; May 2nd—Mr. and Mrs, Alesari der Hines, a daughter. 5-lbs. 15-j ; Oita, May 3rd—-Mr and Mrs Otis i | Loc.lear. a son. 6-lbs.. 7-oass ; Mr. j and Mrs James Glover, a son. 7- j 'lbs.; I May 4th—Mr. -and Mrs. Hask-) well Seawi ighfc, j daughter. 2-lbs., ] 14 oss.: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hail.; la daughter, 7-iba.. 8 Vis-Ota. May fith—Mr and Mrs Olt'e ] Russ, 'a daughter. 4-lbs,. 2 3 <-ota. j It) the poultry laying house use | two 40 or 60 watt light bulbs for ! each 400 snuare feet of floor -pace. j The common faults of Ainerl- j can langusg# are an ambition of ; effect 9 giant of simplicity, and ; [ ■ pire id Rb'isa of terms. Open To Negroes: ‘ j CAREER OPPORTUNITIES BE STAFF WRITER Working With Folio Victims During the course of illness and j convalescence, every patient un- j < dergoes some degree of physical j 1 distress; the person whose illness!; leaves him with a permanent dis- ! 1 ability suffers, in addition, the I: mental anguish of fear and in.se-] 1 curity. This Is especially true of po lio patients, who have been Its - creasing in numbers in recent years. It is also true of many thousands of other patients, such as those suffering from Arthritis, cerebral palsy, ltiul | Qple sclerosis, heart disease, j asthma, fractures, peripheral Begins May 12: N. 0. Mutual Prepares For National Insurance Week C. O Smith.-manager. Raleigh Mutual Life Insurance Company. District Office, North Carolina j and hi# agents, have selected the new "Family Policy" as the ap-, preach to National Insurance j Week, which get* underway throughout the country, May 12 According to Mr. Smith, this is an exceptional policy and offers both improved and in creased benefits tar the whole llfjlfk j i : m, ... i ‘ M Wg. A NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL A NORTH CAROLINA MU UAL LEADER Manson Oti* Jones began his e areer as a I’omlbnation Agent ip Hopewell, Virginia, on the Richmond Dis trict in 1955. By request be was tarnsferred to tb? RaUigh Dis trict in March, 1957. and as signed to a, debit in Raleigh. He is a consistent winner of all Staff and IHstriot prise* and won a trip to Richmond to the D. C- D< ana Jr., “Cloudburst Celebration”. Mr. .lone* t* very cooperative with the manage moot of the Djstra-t and popular wit bMs w-warkw* on the Die friM, Mary Potter School PTA Names Officers OiKiFOf® Vl-any payenta =mvl teacher* attended the regular meet, mg of Merv Potter School PTA re cently to conclude the busaoe** and regular prcigraro of gofstebes lor the year WighligM of ftvw meettrwj was •he “ieeNofi of officer* for the <w ! suing year. Officers elected were ae fottownt President. Mrs. S@44>v° K. Pe*c<»» Vtca-President R A la»wi*t Oherlain. Rev C A AWcm* Secrefai-y, Mr* Serihe 5!.. Wilson Asefataivt Secretary. Mr* WilHaan Tr-eirewest, Gnwsfc Sr. Tarto*»* oorrym VHi9*i d-'wpw were »I*c*ed aijo to head standing rnmroHtat Program. Ms* Be«:ie Redding: Mem bepshtp. Charlie Bell; Budget. J Ts Luca* Ho*pfta- Mty Mmi J-wie* Baptiste; FubM , city. Mr*. Ifeiejr T Wibon The retiring officer* *r« Mosae Braxton Peace. PresWenl: Charlie Bell. Viee-PreaidenA: Mrs . Saßye Peace. Secretary: Awistate' Sscre tanjr, Mrs. Virgi-ni* AsglhV William M Jeffers. Treasurer, and Mrs Roberta Howeß. Chairman of Pro gram Committee. tt w»* decided Hhat during flhe month te 1 Wav a* a final activity of tec year. p4sp* wrll be worked oti* for a swjitri »#atr ter the oigani tation. To Try Tax Incentives As A Lyre twrsn nations, u r fA NP) lt has b«e« learned ofi #•* ! liable authority th»i the n*wly 1 constituted Wta 'lndian .Federation | will .almrflr follow the liberal tex I 1 incentive* instituted by Jamaloe so a* to lure new industries into that part of the Caribbean. In feet, ia*tf fall Noel K Nether ; role, director of finance for •Tsroaf j ca, reportedly told Americr.n buw ! neasmen that, manufacturer.* aeefc | ing to proees* agricultural prod ucts or to make wares based on lo cal crop*; those producing light i consumer goods which can be ?hip \ ped inexpensively or other goods I involving * "high element of lab ' or cost' were the one« most likely ; to gain by locating in the iVeet In dian Federation ares.. nerve iniurta* and *pin*l cord i injuries. It it unfortunate that the great est problem of rehabilitation a? the present time is the acute shortage of professional workers. ; There is not even one qualified medical social worker, physical therapist or occupational theia pist for each hospital in this coun try. WE NEED IMMEDIATELY the following: 50,000 more nurses; l - 000 more medical social workers: 1 2.900 more occupational thera- | piste; 2,500 more physical thera- 1 piste, and in .Addition in the next five years we shall need: Fifty thousand mo s nursns; 4,- famity. It earrie* a package which inciudo* honpitalisation, mortgage, education, retire ment, redemption, with good paying health and accident protection. National Insurance Week is an annual feature of tire member companies of the- National Insur ance Association. Inc., of which J. W, Goodloe, North Carolina Mutual Life Isuranee Company is | ilia president. Insurance people | will seek to tcU the public what | their respective companies hove | to offer, in a highly geared pro ! gram that will end on May 17. ' The slogan is SSB Million iri 58”. i Tne iocai office is located sr. 13 IE. Hargett Street n.nri the tele j phone number is Temple 2-2904 Teachers Wanted SUMMER VACATION EMPLOYMENT Exceptional Opportunity open i for ambitious teachers and principals to capitalize on your school experience by selling vo i schools, teachers, and select groups of parents new and beautifully illustrated, much needed educational material | Assignments may lie made in ! your own or nearby counties. Minimum Income $i,006 to $1,600 depending on length of | vacation. Training free. Cat necessary. Should be forctfui i talker. Vacation or permanent position Vacancies are limited j .Writa promptly. State age, ed ucation. phone number, subject., teaching, sale* experience any, date available, to P. O i Box 3-C, Richmond, Va. i ... | 1.n.. r m^ rr m r m , : ~7r-iiniir- pmr t--; •*,"***.*-**«—■» ‘"-m—■>■ «■■■ rr-r-vr..^-,re»vsac3s<4iv.ne«iW< I* nc h y stol s ijO mi |; . The {I CociffcaM Dresset and lon|f Breesea of Nets BHB , K "p*N TTJ 1 Q; qu f D]3 T~* See Murray K. of Cali washable, crease mfstttrf fawn L-J.A 1-A- Ijl,jO hZ I ..y ■ check, sunshine fashions, in cites sto 15, m all colors. WILMINGTON AT HARGETT ], _ .. . -. ij „,„, JtJlja]MJlMau^--JDDM[^:atMIMm - IBmrrTMl |iy l^^ 000 more medical social worker, j 4,000 more occupational thera pists; 5,700 more physical thera pists. A handicapped person de serves every chance to resume a meaningful life—to regain the pride of achievement and the .ioy of comparative inde-* pendence. For further information regard ing the need for workers with po- Jio patients and other handicap- I vied persons, write the National j Foundation for Infantile Paral.v- I sis, 120 Broadway, New York 6, N, Y. indeed Wfcj ps*f mow Kiwi hns sSw* juu z& tiis&s Sna Mi- feats;*-: St fee iowest-priced car of fN low-pries »*ar * 0«t» Ford "dors dm BrawJadrttD <*» ¥4 •» up in 300 Mraoeiewori S'* it*s tat mwd is snwott gamgf * Onfc Fort * fe taM rtm-Mwww mm Y4«4»fte fi'ooiw! urttor *r owe Draw in Mte tawes >awwHw «pn*f wsd V«n?« * Qnt* Fort a#*w Smha-O-ttefte Odrt—trt wo* •#rsM*> rtd mm iw»ww #idOTt**te taMmiutal muH ;;; • Host oari* kswhtfae serf tmti «<esesiA «wiins of tty sm m a* bsW! ! ' * Fort Hrt h*> «nsi wodsra, «rtt to f1... odwod in ton tor today! MM fidOl 0 - • Ow>y Ford K its faM aft** ftiuH* >»*i»* kWHW. <at $ ytcer brawn* sod longer breb* kt*l « Stethws raid * ttw biw-oric* IW4 flto* **t »«* * * tor Ford’s new State* Wsynw. k»‘> £ X ; | * Mod. convenient erwmob **wf bed rartmi WWfI4«S% fr wad n Ford's fi«W I « Only Ford in ts field to? « **.«* teflftgM wra hr Mtsr night ?nd bad weath*? drwine' « Only Ford gfves yen >"/*ev mj»b*f h tort seats o< a* imdeh! * On*, Ford in its Md nflers v* mm Sifert-fky body mounts between body m* chassis h ctiibwn ynw fids! • Ortf Ford in its fieid ohm's sort « thaw * mydeh ift! Count ’em !#i “Based on cwparison of ntiiteten"' suggested n*trt delate"** once* YfS. Alt TM*s* k¥*> MAMV mmm SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER T> TKDE CJUROLIHmW WEEK INIMNG SATUKDAT MAT 18, 1358 May Day Festivities Success At Clayton’s Cooper School FAYETTEVILLE The annual | May Day exercises were heid at i the Fayetteville State Teachers j College Saturday, May 3. The theme of the performance was "May Day Pageant" The May Queen thi* year was the attractive senior, Shirley L. Smith of Goldsboro, N, C„ and » i member of the AKA. sorority, and , t the Maid of Honor, Lucille Leake a i senior of Ader, North Carolina The attendants were Gladys , | Byrd, junior of Rorky Mount.; Hil da L Davis, sophomore of Kinston; 5 and Barbara L, Bullock, freshman | of Warren ton I Some of tk« dances represented Spring and the flower# of Spring: others pointed up many countries of the world—such as England Gerland, Germany end the United States. The college band provided the music, and the program wa# spon sored jointly by th« College and ! the Newbold School, • j Lauretta .1 Taylor ws* Chair ! man of the May Day Committee 3
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