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EIGHT WIN FREE TRIP TO NTA Because of their ability to sell insurance during a ten week North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance statewide contest, eight of these nattily-attired men won a *® t* l * National Insurance Association which met in Columbus, Ohio August 5-8. Among '■no Greensboro district salesmen, three debit managers won all of the three statewide awards given <.« that group. Another winner, not shown, Staff Manager F. A. Famseur, had left earlier. Before boarding a Columbus-bound plane at the Greensboro-High Point airport, the men were wished a bon voyage by Air. Abner Lee, Assistant to Agents Director. Shown from left to right are Agent C. I Snipes. Greensboro District Manager N. L. Gregg, Agent J, C. Stricklin, Abner Lee, Agent J. W. Mar tin, Staff Manager H. M. Crawford, Piedmont Airlines Captain Gaither, Agent B, Reid, Raleigh Dis trict Manager C. C. Smith and Staff Manager D. S. 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Already, Bio-Dyne, is in wide use for healing injured tissue on ail parts of the body. This new healing substance is offered in suppository or oint ment form called Preparation H.* Ask for individually sealed convenient Preparation H sup positories or Preparation H ointment with special appli cator. Preparation H is sold at all drug counters. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. *fieg. 11. S. Pet. Off. i UNCF Names National, Regional Directors NEW YORK - W. Barton Beatty Jr., head of the United Negro Col lege Fund's Cleveland-Pittsburgh region since 1955, has been named national campaign director, it was announced here today by W. J, Trent. Jr., Fund executive director. Mr. Beatty’s regional assignment will be filled by Joseph Henry Taylor, formerly in charge of vo cational services for the Cleveland Urban League A native of Cairo, HI., Mr. Beatty is an alumnus of Fisk Uni versity, Nashville, Term., one of the Fund’s 33 member colleges. Ho has done graduate work at Howard University and the Uni versity of Michigan. He holds an honorary degree from Bish op College, Marshall. Tex., an other of the Fund’s member in stitutions. Mr. Beatty came to the College Fund staff from an assignment with a third member school, Hampton Institute, Va.. where he served as secretary and public relations dir ector. His earlier professional ex perience includes four years as ex ecutive; director of the Moorland Branch of the Dallas YMCA and. four years as boys work secretary of the Detroit YMCA. Undertaking many civic respon sibilities both locally and national ly, Mr. .Betty serves as editor-in chief of Alpha Phi Alpha’s “Sphinx of the National Publicity Council Magazine and is a board member for Health and Welfare Services. He chairs and serves with a number of YMCA and community councils and committees, “Mr. Beatty has won many friends for the College Fund in Cleveland. Youngstown Akron. Co lumbus. Pittsburgh and neighbor ing communities," Mr. Trent said “By enlarging the scope of his work our officers and board mem bers look forward to strengthened support tfaorughout ihe nation for !he Fund’s member colleges.” Also a UNCF alumnus. Ms. Taylor, a native of Ripley, Tenn., was graduated from Le- Moyne Coliege in Memphis. He holds a master’s degree from Western Reserve University and is working toward his doc torate in education. Mr. Taylor served with the U. S. Air Force from 1942 to 1946 Com missioned in 2944, he. holds a cap taincy in the Air Force Reserve. Associated with the Urban League since 1943. Mr. Taylor, his wife and two daughters reside in Cleveland As national campaign director, Mr. Beatty’s office will be located at College Fund headquarters in New York City. Mr. and Mrs, Beat ty and their daughter plan to take up residence in the New York met ropolitan area when Mr. Beatty as sumes his new duties Oct. 1. Benedict Hires 7 Staffers COLUMBIA, S. C. Dr. J. A. Sa coats, president of Benedict Col lege, has announced the employ ment of seven new faculty mem bers for the 1958-59 school year. They are Dr. Robert C. Givvlcr, the area of psychology and philo sophy; Dr, A. L. Baron, in the area of chemistry; Dr. Linda C. Smith, education and English, Dr. J. G. Snaauw, social studies; Mr. Robert Fowler, French and Spanish; Mr. Raymond Patterson, English; and Mrs. Vivian C. Hurley, library sci ence. Dr. Givlei received the B. A, de gree from Harvard University, He is a former professor at Tufts Col lege. Dr. Baron, who received the B. S., M. S. and Ph. D. degrees from New York University, as an educa tor with special experience is in dustrial chemistry. Dr. Smith holds the B. S and M. A. degrees from the State Univer sity of lowa and the Ed. D. degree from Temple University. She is a specialist in clinical reading end served with Dr. Betts at Temple University in Dr. Betts' private la boratory school. Dr. Snaauw. who received the B. A. and M. 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Stnpea, Gray or Brown, Braes 3 to 16 „«.,1?.9g PARKATIIBEDA v ,EST Httta-Belt CHARGE ACCOUNT v - &f)txiioHohly t Air Conctitionad ! THE CAROLINIAN WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 195* 5
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