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Mrs. Effie P. Whitaker j
Retires In June After 38
Yrs. As Sc ,iool Teacher
Mrs. Etfie Pointer Whitaker,:
who is retiring at the end of this
year after teaching thiry eight
years at the State School for the
Blind and Deaf. Raleig, was hon
ored Friday, May 9th. in a special
program in the school auditorium.
“A Portrait, of a Lov !y Lady ’;
was tiie theme of the itertam-;
ment The program was pattern
ed after ielevlsiin's “This Is Your.
Life."
Faculty members r ve skits
depicting variius phases of her
life, such as child! od days,
school days, college days, and
courtship. A classroom scene
uas taught by Mrs. Louise
\risen showing the beginning
work of preparato deaf chil
dren. A salute to > rs. Whitak
er was given by iss Mozclle
.tones.
Three vocal selections “Memo-j
rics", “Surry with the Fringe onj
Top”, and “You'-'l Never Walk 1
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■ Alone” were given by Mrs. Cath-1
i * erleen Thomas, Miss Susie Davis.
and John Harris. ,
. Highlights and surprises of the
program were the unexpected sr-i
rival of her daughter, Mrs. Eltie i
Mae Williams, a Social Service j
■ worker in the Harlem Hospital, j
New York City, and the arrival
|of Mrs. Elmer Waddell Vines.
Greensboro. Miss Wines is a very
I outstanding graduate of the deaf
| department: telephone calls from i
' her sons. Captain Collins Whitnk- j
:er of Frankfurt. Germany, and j
Attorney Claude Whitaker of Chi- j
cago. Numerous messages from uie ;
family and friends were received, i
Special remarks were made
by her minister, the Reverend j
Howard Cunningham; Hugh
Victor Brown, Supervisor of
Negro Schools in Goldsboro,
and E. N. Peeler. Superintcn -
dent of the State School for
‘ the Blind and Deaf.
; M. H. Crockett, principal of the
; school, recognized messages and
; awarded gifts.
A reception followed in tne
! school library.
Mrs. M. Dunston
Dies; Funeral Will
Be Held Sunday
Mrs. Mary Alice Dunston. wife
of the late Dr. Charles A. Duns- i
ton, died Friday afternoon. May 9
at 2:10 o’clock. Funeral service will \
be held in Sunday, May Ifith, at 3; j
30 p. m. with Father Thompson In
charge. She was a faithful mem- ;
ber of the St Ambrose Episcopal ,
Church, Raleigh.
A teacher in the public schools
for many years Mrs. Dunston si- i
so taught at the N. C. State school
for the Barm end Deaf, as well us
St. Augustine's College.
Survivors include: one son,
Charles Frances Dunston of Wash
ington, D C : one sister, Mrs Sa
die E. Merrick of Wilmington, N.
C; and several nephews and nieces
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MRS, WHITAKER IS HONORED Mrs. Effie Whitaker, is shown on the left while she was being
honored by the State School for the Blind and Deat Mrs. Whitaker is retiring in June after 38 years of
service at the school. Others on the picture are Mrs, Whitaker’s husband, Claude, and her daughter, Mrs.
Effie Williams of New York City. (STAFF PHOTO BY CIIAS R. JONES).
RALEIGH S r AMIf.V OF THE YEAR The Allen E. Weatherford family of Raleigh is pictured
above. The family includes father, mother grandfather and sir children Front row, left to right:
Mrs. Weatherford, Rebecca, Mr. Weatherford, Sequoyah, Thomas Weatherford, 11, Cornelia. Back row,
left to right; Alien, 16, Michael, 4, and Thomas, 111. 8.
| Allen E, Weatherfords Os Raleigh
iChosen City’s “Family Os Year”
| Tire Allen E. Weatherford family .
' of eight—father, mother, grandfath
i i er, and six children—were recently
selected as Raleigh’s Negro Family
of the Year by a panel of judges
appointed by the Family Service
Society.
The ideal family includes Dr. Al
len E Weatherford, chairman, De-
I partment of Physical Education
! ;>nd Health at North Carolina, Dur- i
! ham; bis wife, the former Rebecca |
| Christmas; nod six children, name- j
!y:
! Er ie, 1(1. an honor student at Lig- j
on High School; Cornelia, 14. Lig- j
on honor student with gifts in mu- i
Mrs . Edna Tunstall Chosen
Warrenton’s ‘Mo rn Os Year ’
By MRS. E. M BROWN j
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ric and dance; Thomas. 8. P er 4,
Rebecca, 2, and Sequoyah, 11
months. Mr. Weatherford's father,
who resides with the family, was
also chosen.
The children have been blessed
with good health and superior in
tellects. Before reaching school age.
the elder children could read.
DR WEATHERFORD gradu
ated from Hampton Institute,
studied at Springfield College
In Massachusetts, earned the
Ph. D. degree from Pennsylva
nia State College, and did post
doetorate study in
gy at the University of Chicago
for Last Sunday, Mothers through
out the nation were honored by
their children- showered with gifts
cards, breakfast in bed, visits from
out of towners, and any number of
IRtle mementos that made them
feel “Extra Special”.
One of those “Extra special
Mothers” was crowned “Mother of
the year” in Warrenton recently.
Each member of the Little Pansies
Junior Garden club wrote an en
try in a contest on “Why I Think
My Mother Should Be Chosen Mo
ther of the Year." It was a rousing
.success—each entry a tribute to
Motherhood, straight from the
heart
No one knew until the last mom
int the identity of the writer of
letter no. Its.
Both the contestant, Patsy
Keiiv Tum-till and her Mother,
Mrs. Edna Tunstall were prac
tically speechless when the
announcement was made Even
the Judges—Mrs. J. E. Byers
and Miss M\ V Owens, faculty
members at the focal high
school, did not know the win
r-er.
Dr. Grady D. Davis, Shaw Religion
School Dean, Fayetteville Speaker
FAYETTEVILLE The speaker i
at the Monday assembly period at |
the Fayetteville State Teachers Col- j
lege was Dr. Grady D. Davis. Dean |
wl the School of Religion at Shaw i
4
and Harvard University.
Among his several recreational
bobbies and interests, Dr. Weather
ford breeds and raises gamecocks.
Mrs. Weatherford, a graduate of
N. C. College, is a teacher. She did
j graduate study at Springfield Col
li ge graduate school and special
study in health education at Shaw
i University and St. Augustine's
College. The duties of rearing a
family lias practically taken her
from the classroom.
Judges selecting the family of
! the year were: Rev. John Fleming,
Mrs Ada Jarnagin. and E. L. Rai
- ford.
! No mother could have been more
deserving of the honor, Mrs. Tun
. nll, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Somerville is the mother of
1 eleven children and the wife of
Mr, and Mrs. Kelly Somerville is
the mother of eleven children and
the wife of Mr. Melvin Tunstall.
She is a vei y energetic person, a
wonderful home maker, communi
ty and church workers, Mrs Tun
stall serves as secretary of the
Snow Hill Home Demonstration
' club and of the Snow Hill Elemen
: ry School P. T A. She is also lead
er of the Snow Hill B:ipii-t cats -rh j
Junior Choir and teacher of tlm in
termediate Sunday School class.
Her three oldest daughters are
oleathers of the Junior Garden j
Club.
All of her qualifications are best
summed up by ber daughter, Pat- !
ey Kelly s letter which follows be- ■
low.
WHY ! THINK MY MOTHER
SHOULD BE MOTHER OF THE
YEAR
“T think my mother should be ■
chosen “Mother of the Year” be- i
cause she is one of the most loving 1
University in Raleigh.
In a humorous—serious sort o? j
way he told of the current need J
for strong consecrated men to car- ■
ry tlie gospel of Christ to a world I
Yes, We All Talk
*
By Marcus H. Bouiware
THE LONG ITALIAN “A”
The icing Italian "A", often call
i ed the open-throat vowel, is » neu
| tral vowel. It is pronounced as 'ah'
i to rime with “rah." To produce it,
on* has merely open the mouth
j clear the rnouth (oral) tube (cavity»
I bv keeping the articulator at rest.
Thus the tube is unobstructed and
; one can efisily produce (he open
i throat “a", ,
Some authorities colloquially call
- it the singer's “A", A good example
is shown in singing a line fiorn tee
spiritual, “Listen to the Lamb-
On* line goes, “Ah - - ah - - ah - -
listen, etc."
Suppose, for example, you came
across th* word “faux pas” in read -
j sng. The dictionary shows that it
Oetroit Urban League Head Ta
Keynote Awards Day At ICO
DURHAM Francis A Korne
gajr, Assistant Executive Director,
Detroit Urban League, wilt deliver
Ihe Awards Day address at North
Carolina College at 11:00 a. m. Fri
day May 18 in the Mens Gymnas
ium.
He was employed in the U *
Treat)ry Department from 193(5-
193?
From 1937 to 1944 Keren gay was
Commandant of Ho.vs and head of
science and mathematics depart
ment at Dowlngton Agricultural
and Industrial School, Dowington,
! Ta-
During this period also he at
tended graduate school at thy
j University of Michigan, reeelv
ing the M. A. degree in futid
Convicted Abortionist:
1
Freed On Bond, Medic Accused,
i
Re-Arrested On Similar Rap
ST. LOUIS (ANP' Dr David
iW. Miller, 63 ear-old steropatn
j who was convicted last year of
manslaughter in an abortion,
was arested again Monday on a
; new warrant charging criminal ab
. oi l ion.
The warrant was issued by the
circuit attorney's office on com
plaint of a woman who reported i
that Dr. Miller performed an illeg- j
ai operation on her Wednesday, A
pril 9. The woman, wife of a sold- \
ier and mother of several children, j
became seriously ill following the
operation, and was taken to a hos
pital.
SDA Pastor Back In U. S.
After 13 Years In Africa
WASHINGTON, D C. - (ANHi
Missionary C. Dunbar Hum,
West African Union Evangelist, is
in America for a six month fur
lough, says, ‘Africa is experiencing
,i new birth.” Pastor Henri’s visits
has been timed to the World Con
ference of Seventh-day Adventists
in Cleveland, Ohio, for June 19-28.
He has been in Africa for 13
years, during which time he said
God has taught him to endure pri
vations cheerfully
Pastor Henri has two girls
and one son, all born In Africa;
Burdette, 5 years; Patricia E
hint, 3 years: and C. Dunbar
Henri Jr.. 2 years. His wife
Lorraine, wa* the former Lor
raine Davis. East St. Louis, Hi.
The family returned on the “Fern
crave" American West African
Line, arriving in Norfolk, Virginia.
; They spent 25 days at sea and
■ i ~
understanding, trustworthy, kind
and patient persons i have- ever
known.
"Os course others wli! say
the same about their mother
because they love her. Hov
ever, it has been said that a
person who copes with every
day problems iri life and really
komvs what It is to have hard
j ships, truly has experience
ffom day to day.
“No matter v.hose child or what,
my mother always attempts to help
| that child in distress. She is always j
willing to aid anyone : he can.
To have an understanding moth- j
)er in whom you can pul your trust
' is the best thing a young girl could
want, because (o your mother you
can carry your everyday prob- j
| lems.”
Patsy is a senior at the local high
I school and is secretary to the Jun
imr Garden club which sponsored
; ' ihe contest.
that shows ample signs of being
sick.
It was Dean Davis' annual visit
to +hp college in the interest of
persons interested in the ministry
as a profession,
ms cmoumm
WEEK KNDINfI gATUKDAT, MAT 17, 1988
should be pronounced (Fo-PAH).
Fo to rime with "so”
PAH to rime with rah''
owofGNR -VZI
The emphasis or stress (accent)
should be placed oil the second syl
lable.
THE BRITISH
In England, (he long Italian “A”
i:< used in such words as: dance,
glass, pass, calf a.-k, etc Webster
; records this “A” and writes it with
• two dots (dioreris) placed over it.
Rt ADERS
For my free pamphlet on group
- i discussion, send two stamps and a
j M'if-addressed envelope. Write Dr
• Marcus H Bouiware. St. Augus
tine's College, Raleigh, North Car
l 1 olina.
auto and personnel. He has
since pursued post graduate
courses in industrial relations,
counseling and mental hvgiene
at Michigan and the New A'ork
School of Social Work.
Kornegay has been associated
with the Detroit Urban League
since 1914. lie has made two Euro
pean trips in recent years, In 19-T2
he wmm » delegate-lecturer at the
youth camp of the graduate scnool
in Kirk-en- wereid Driebei gen. Hol
land. Inter he lectured at youth
i n campments for tbe National
Baptist Laymen's Convention at
the World Baptist. Alliance
He has been assistant executive
director of the Detroit Urban Leu
cue since January, 1956.
Dr. Miller, denied perform
ing the operation. He has been
,it libciiy on bond pending an
appeal from a conviction in
circuit court last June of mans
laughter by attempted abortion
The jury fixed hl« punishment
at two years in the peniteuti
i ary-
I The manslaughter charge grew
I out of the death ia.-t MarcU of u 44-
i year old woman in Dr, Miller s of
| fiee. 4114 Easton Avenue. Post
| mortem examination indicated the
1 vroniap died as a result of an air
i ‘-mbolism and that she was preg
i rant.
"caught it rather tough," as the
missionary pul it.
The minister's work in Africa has
been .blessed ami h - has been ad
vanced from district leader in
Basse Mi siun Station in Liberia 1.0
president of the Liberian Mission,
and to his present position of un
ion evangelist 11 is territory is Ni
geria, Ghana, ivory Coast, french
est Africa, Liberia, Sierra la-one,
and the Guana Coast.
He will make appearances in
Washington, I). C. Philadelphia,
New York, Cleveland, and Fast
St, Louis, 111. Additional ap
polntments nil Hake him to a
number of camp meetings held
during the summer. One of
these will be on appearance at
the Allegheny Conference camp
meeting. Bine Forge, Pa. Ills
lectures are Illustrated with col
or slides ar.d the missionary
has a wealth of curios from his
field
Parlor Henri is in the immedl
tde employ of the Northern Euro
pean Division of the General Con
ference of Seventh-day Adventists
He is .a graduate of the Oakv-ood
College Theology Department, in
Huntsville, Ala.
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NORTH CAROLINA
V.'AKK COUNTY
Having qualified a- Exeunti ix of the
.Estate ,jf Plannis Wulis. deceased, tale
of Wake County. North Carolina, tms
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to tire undersigned at 207
Bragg Street Raleigh, North Carolina,
on or before the 30th day of April.
1948. or tnis notice will be pleaded in
bar of theii recovery. All persons in
debted to the Estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 30th day of April, tS.'iD
LUCILLE WILLIS. Executrix
F .1. CARNAGE, Att'v.
May 17, 24, 31; June 7, 14. 21.
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SARA AU.EN sg|
Assistant C.e: v of superior am
F*J CARNAGE Attorney MB
April 28, May 3. Hi. 11, 1958. §jg|
EXECUTOR S NOTH K k§&
' north Carolina zm
‘ WAKE f OL'NTY ™
I Havuig qualified as SlxecultM of ■gjj
! Estate of Margaret E ietTiinp. decea H*
Dote of Wake County, Nortn cai-cffiS
Uus is to notify Ural all persons h*i||f|
elaiins against trie 'Estate of said M
.maned to exhibit them 10 the
. at 115ta E. Hargett Street,
leiiih, North Carolina, on or Before KgS»
?lst day of April, 1958. or this nowp
will be pleaded in bar of tneir reitjffig
ery. All persons indebted to the
will pieaee make immediate P*- vn
This 21st day of April, 1.93*.
K. J. CARNAGE, ExeruUif
April 26, May 3, 10, 17, 24. 31,
AUMtNIS'iKATWX'B NOTICE ®
j NOR 111 CAROLINA S&jj
I WAKE COUNTY 28®
Having qualified aa AdmUi.<ktaajgß
:of Uie Estate of Atia* .1. .Hedge,,
l deceased, late of Wake County, N'HR
i ; ’arohiib, tins is to notify ail periffiEßi
having claims against the EstgtapH
..aid deceased to exhibit them to
undersigned at 3C6 Freeman V
' Haleigh, North Carolina, on or beiffim
i the 15th day of February. 1959, or jffiß
notice will be pleaded hi ba: of rJHw
recovery All persons Indebted la
■ estate will please make immruMM
i payment. SO
This lit* 15th day of April I'M BSa
MRS. JUANITA ROBERTSON,
1 Administratrix 9BB|
306 Freeman Street USER
Raleigh. N. C MB
April 18, 26: May 3. 10. 17, 24.
ADMINISTRATOR 9 MOTIC*
< NORTH CAROLINA
I WAKE COUNTY wSjK
Having qualified a.s Admin
the Er.late of Mrs. Corrinne Be jBB
(Mrs. O. S.), deceased, late ot
County, North Carolina, this ta to
tify ail persons having claims u,.8
the Estate of said deceased to eillM
them to the undersigned at 501
Hi,-sort worth Street. Raleigh, Mj«S|
Carolina, in or before the 14th
April 1959, or this notice W’Uf bA I' Smi
: ca in bar of their recovery- All BHBt
; son* indebted to the estate will I*- MM
make immediate payment,
Tl.is the 14th day of April,
DR O S BULLOCK Adminlatr(Mg
sftl S. B’ondworth Street jgmf
Raleigh, N. r
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